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Capital Paid in $4,125,000 00
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BAY CITY ROLLER FLOUR.
Proprietors of
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GERM MEAL is delicious, easily and quickly prepaid,
and is indispensable to Dyspeptics and Invalids-
Sold by all Grocers.
Q-xain. IBcuLgrlfcLt for Casla.
ICE AND MILL: OAKLAND, CAL
BUSINESS OAHDS.
ANGLO-NEVADA
Assurance Corporation, ■
OF
San Francisco, California.
Fire and Marine.
Capital Fally Paid, $2,000,000.
Office, 410 Pine Street, S. F.
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1) I RECTORS:
LOUIS SLOSS, J. F. BIGELOW, W. F. WHITTTER,
J. B. HAGGIN, G. L. BRANDER, E. E. EYRE,
J. GREENEBAUM, J. W. MACKAY, E. L. GRIFFITH,
W. H. DIMOND,
GEORGE L. BRANDER President
J. F. BIGELOW Vice-President
C. P. FARNFIELD Secretary
BANKERS : The Nevada Bank of San Francisco.
AGENTS : Oakland, Jackson, Vandercook & Melvin,
" Miss T. Rosenberg,
East Oakland, Cooke & Waterman.
\i:i)S.
CENTRAL BLOCK,
1068 Broadway, Upstairs,
MRS. M. P. FARRAR, PROPRIETRESS.
•>•>:•
Elegant Rooms Furnished and Unfurnished at Mod-
erate Prices.
Located in Business Center of City.
Cable and Fruit Vale Cars Pass the Entrance.
James Galvin,
Carriage Works and Sales Rooms,
Carriages and Wagons far Sals and Ml to Drier.
Horse Shoeing, Carriage Painting, Trimming
and General Repairing.
ALL WORK WARBANTED-
11 & 513 FOURTEENTH STREET, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.
t i: i. v. r li o \ i: \ o . £ «.> 5
BUSINESS CARDS.
2v£. Xi. TOHES,
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Pianos, Furniture and Baggage Packed and Moved With Care.
Bnsses FnrnisM for Picnic or Pleasure Parties Day or Night.
Stand S. "W. Corner Thirteenth and Broadway,
— or —
Orders Received, at 1115 Washington Street.
TINNING, PLUMBING&GAS FITTING,
METAL ROOFING,
Artesian Well and Hydraulic Pipe of all Sizes.
303, 305 & 315 East Twelfth St.,
Steam Power. - East Oakland.
Steam Carpet Duster
And Brushing Machinery.
Each Carpet is (Beaten and (Brushed by itself, and
not mixed up with other Carpets, insuring good,
thorough cleaning to each Carpet. All Carpets are
thoroughly aired by means of steam blowers. Call,
or send us a postal card to Jtfo. 1010 Franklin Street,
before getting your work done elsewhere.
Good Car; si Layers, lor Sewing \ Laying Carpets, Always on land.
A. ROBINSOF,
1010 Franklin Street, Oakland, California. Call Telenhone 211.
r.LTSINESS CARDS.
Should you wish to purchase an Artificial Limb, it would be well for
von to call and examine my Improvements before purchasing elsewhere.
I manufacture •Dr. Bly's Celebrated Artificial Arms and Legs, with
Reed's Improved Ankle Joint, with Lateral or Side Motion at the ankle
like the natural one.
I Manufacture and Repair all Kinds of Artificial Limbs and Orthi-
pedical Appliances 25 per cent Cheaper than any other
Manufacturer on the Pacific Coast.
Illustrated Catalogue and Price List Sent Free on Application.
ROBERT REED, 954 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA.
JAMES WILSON,
MANAGER,
«
Plumbing, Tinning and lias Filling
In All Their Branches.
Gas Machines Made and Repaired.
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Orders Promptly Attended To.
GEO. CHRISTMAW, Proprietor,
l&ll Broadway and 1306 Telegraph Avenue.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Whittier, Fuller & Co
Importers ;m<I Manufacturers
— of —
Picture Frames, Mouldings and
Nos. 412 and 414 Twelfth St., Oakland.
Tolcphone .A. d dress 3NTo. 81.
i Joseph's Academy,
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL,
Conducted by the
BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS,
Corner Fifth and Jackson Streets, Oakland, Cal.
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The object of St. Joseph's Academy is to give boys under the age of fifteen years a superior
Christian education, and at the same time to surround them with all the comforts and safeguards
of home.
In location, surroundings and accessibility, the establishment leaves nothing to be desired.
Its scholastic merits and adaptability to its purpose will be best appreciated by those parents and
guardians who may visit the academy, observe its working, and make themselves familiar with its
peculiar advantages.
The scholastic year is divided into two terms of five months each. The first term commences
August 1, the second term January 1.
Boys are received at any time during the year, but not for a shorter period than one term of
five months. No deduction will be made for temporary absence. Parents and guardians are
required to deposit a sum sufficient to meet incidental expenses. Each boarder should have the
following outfit: Three suits of clothes, an overcoat, a sufficient number of shirts, undershirts,
neckties, drawers, towels, napkins, pocket handkerchiefs, combs, brushes and other toilet articles,
three pairs of boots or shoes, two hats or caps.
TERMS— Payments Invariably in Advance.
Board, Washing and Tuition, per term of five months |125 00
Medical Attendance and Medicines 5 00
Entrance Fee (payable but once) 10 00
Music, Drawing and Painting extra.
For further particulars apply to BROTHER LASCIAN, Director.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HENRY IYI. BLACK * CO.
Carriage Makers
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EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
-^GENUINE IMPORTED WAGONS ^
CONSTANTLY ON JfAND AND FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CABDS.
11
NAT. T. COULSON,
MARKET STfiEET,:^
0\er Joy 'a Drug Store,
CORNER OF STOCKTON,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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^ University of California,
HOURS: ^^^^
10 to 12 A.M., 2 to 4 and 6:30 to 7:30 P. tt.^f
Geo. W. Hagans,
MUSIC PUBLISHER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
W|o met wltt so great success at 532 k 535 Clay Street. las removed to
lffl Ban Street Thurlow Block. Room 2, Tale Elevator.
San £<V»iioi^<^o, Califbi'iiia.
He has increased his stock by adding other publishers' most -desirable
publications to iris own, and after twelve years of experience in the music
trade he has acquired competent knowledge of the relations that govern
-the business, and would respectfully invite you to call before closing your
selections in Sheet Music.
All the new sheet- music received from Eastern publishers as soon as
i^ugd^iilpjigj^itj^^ will be sold at the very best discount.
TSnould you degire a certain piece not on hand, it will be ordered direct
ironx the^ml&teher Jar- yon.
Promp¥aftent;ioa to all orders, especially those by mail.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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OF THE
tern Pad
The CSrireat
Onriul im I flSBBE LI
Of the Country.
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Only One Change of Cars Between San
Francisco and New Orleans.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars anfl Emigrant Sleeper* attached to all
Express Trains.
Dill lor Mil: liiTbii tin W Will Wn Ttatf
Central Calif ornia? L«o« Angeles,Col I on,
Tuc«on5 JE1 Paso^San Antonio,
- Houston, INew Orleans,
EtcM Etc.
For further.information or for tickets call upon or address
Overland Ticket Offices at
SEVENTH STREET STATION, near Broadway,
~ Wh-E. OeCORA, Agent,
—OR AT .
DEPOT SIXTEENTH STREET STATION,
T. E. HUNT, AGENT,
A. N. TQWNE,
General Manager.
J. C. STUBBS, T. H. GOODMAN.
Gen . Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt
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BUSINESS CARDS.
943 to 951 Market St. bet. Fifth and Sixth, S. F.
Tie Largest and Best Lighted Store in tne City.
We carry the largest stock and sell all classes of
»RY^ \ GOODST CHEAPER
Than aiy other store in San Francisco.
Your Catarrh Can Be Cured !
he Carbolic Smoke Ball Is Infallible.
Ask Ypur Druggist For It.
\ — — — M^JIB-—
I'fice of Treatment, $5 (Smoke Ball, #3; l>< bellator, for
Internal us*'. #£.)
Pat. April, 1886 Carbolic Hmoke Ball Co.,
Sent D7 Mail on Refeipt of Price. 65TMARKET ST.. SAN PRAHCBCO, CAL.
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IMPORTER OF HUMAN HAIR,
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-AND—
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BRANCH STORE, 1102 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
JAMES MASON,
Motaiy Public and Conveyancer,
-££££> CJaliior-nia Htreet,
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Telephone 809.
SAN FRANCISCO
BUSINESS CARDS.
15
Weed
&
Kingwell,
California
Br&ss Works,
125 First St.,
San Francisco.
Chunk and Steamboat Bells.
All kinds of Brass, Mabbitt Com-
position, Zinc and Metal
Castings.
A full acsortment of Steam
and Water Cocks and Valves,
Hydiaulic 1'ipes, Noz2le.s and
Hose Couplings, etc , Brass Ship
Work, Spikes, Sheating Nails,
Rudder Braces, etc.
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New Hammam
J^Oi^ Ladies ancF 43~oiitIomeTi^
218 Post Street,
Between Dupont and Stockton Streets, San Francisco, CaL
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The JTineat -Turkish, Russian, Electric and Medicated
( Baths in This City. "
Single Bath, One Dollar, Six Tickets for Five Dollars.
; vw»iffllfi SMiaysMaiSr- "
OPEN FOR LADIES FROM 8 A. M. T0 9P. M.
16 BUSINESS CARDS.
COAL.
fig@i Imii0)?imiat
MAIN OFFICE, 48 MARKET STREET,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
DEPOTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Beale Street Wharf, E. HUSBAND, Agent.
OAKLAND, CAL., Foster's Wharf; C A. SESSIONS, Agent.
ASTORIA, OREGON, 0. R. & N. CO.'S Wharf, E. A. NOTES, Agent.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Ainsworth Dock, J. M. FOX, Agent.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERR'TY, Ocean fiock, F. A. BELL, Agent.
The LARGEST COAL SHIPPERS on the COAST.
MINERS of the CELEBRATHD
SEATTLE COAL FOR DOMESTIC USE,
And of FRANKLIN Coal for Steam.
TMPnRTRRfi .A\'n .innngpo OP
WALLSEND SYDNEY COAL for Gas and Steam, WEST HARTLEY,
SCOTCH SPLINT, WELLINGTON, CANNEL, and other Foreign
COALS for DOMESTIC and STEAM Use.
_., _GA&^QMPANIES Snpplied at LOWEST RATES.
BLACKSMITH COAL A SPECIALTY,
From JDireet Importation of Cumberland Coal.
COUNTRY ORDERS for All Kinds, in Sacks, Casks, or Bulk,
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OF ALL
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A_ STREET DIRECTORY,
Societies, Associations, City Government, Etc.
FOR SALE AT W. B. HARDY'S, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
961 Broadway, Oakland.
McKENNEY DIRECTORY COMPANY, Publishers,
689 Twenty-fourth Street, Oakland. 623 Commercial Street, San Francisco.
October, 1887.
I". M. HirsTED, President.
!.. M. .M< Ki:\\KY, Manngei
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1887, h\ McKbknby DiRfecrom Co., in the Office
of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
Pacific Press, Printers an I Binders, Oakland and San Francisi-o
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REFEWENCq
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john «kij>ki:r
258 Market Street, San Francisco, California.
Agent for
i>ij:e»0]>t9s
New Brand Sporting Powder.
SUMMER SHOOTING,
Su}>erb In Quality, Shoots Aloixl snxi
Clean.
illso IDuLporLt's
Mining, Blasting, Cannon, and Celebrated Regular
Brands Sporting Powder.
SAFETY FUSE-
All the Various Brands. Single, Double and Triple Tape,
Nobel's Treble Foree Gricwt Caps.
F. C. Wagner <fc Bro.
3P
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hams, Bacon, Pork, Lard, Smoked Beef,
TONG UE8, EFC.
Stalls: 2, 4, 6, and 8 Pacific Fruit Market,
Clay Street Side, San Francisco.
All Kinds of Fresh and Home Made Sau-
sages Always on Hand.
^Vl;«> [mpox*1 <m *w <>l the Queen Bee KakI-
oi-n Mams and Red Crows I.,;ii-<I.
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PREFACE.
We, the publishers of the Oakland, Alameda, and Berkeley Cities Directory, .
take pleasure in presenting to our patrons and the public this volume of work.
There has been devoted to the compilation of this work an amount of energy,
patience, and perseverance which entitles it to the consideration of all who have
occasion to use it.
The general plan of the work is almost identical with that of former Direc-
tories. The earlier pages are devoted to lists of the County and City Officers,
Courts and Judges, Educational resources, Societies, Churches, Banks, Railway
systems, Post-offices, etc. Following will be found the register of names of the
inhabitants of Oakland, Alameda, and Berkeley, together with an official lis
of City Officers, etc., of the two latter cities, preceding the register of names
thereof.
For the occasional errors and discrepancies which may have occurred, an
apology is not considered necessary, when the many and various sources from,
which the information is obtained are taken into consideration4.
We take great pleasure in returning thanks to all who have assisted us in the
preparation of the work, and to those who have so liberally bestowed their
patronage on it, and desire to express the assurance that nothing shall be wanting
on our part to make this Directory the only standard publication of its kind.
The Publishers.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
University of California.,
TOLAND HALL, STOCKTON ST.,
BELOW CHESTNUT, San Francisco.
FACULTY.
EDWARD S. IIOLDEN, A. M., President of the University.
0. A. SHURTLEFF, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Mental Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence.
It. BEVERLY C LE, A. M., M. D., M. R. 0. S., Eng., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
M. W. FISH, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Microscopy.
W. F. McNUTT, M. D., M. R. 0. P.,'EdinM etc., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ROBERT A. McLEAN, M. D., Professor of Clinical and Operative Sm yery— Dean.
W. E. TAYLOR, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Snruerv. "
GEORGE H. POWERS, A. M., M. D., Professor of Opthalmolngy and Otology.
F. B. KANE, M. D., F. R. C. S. I., Professor of Clinical Medicine and Pathology.
A. L. LENGFELD, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Chemistry!
WM B. LEWITT, M. D., Professor of Anatomv.
RENJ. R. SWAN, M. D., Professor of Diseases of Children.
W. H. MAYS, M. D., Professor of Mental Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence.
WASHINGTON AYER, M. D., Professor of Hygiene.
WILLIAM WATT KERR, M. D., Professor of Therapeutics.
L. A. SABEY, M. D., Curator.
JOHN G. DAY, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomv.
ARNOLD A. D'ANCONA, A. B., M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Physiologr.
WINSLOW ANDERSON, M. D., Assistant to the Chair of Materia Medica and Medical Chemistrv.
HENRY W. DODGE, M. D„ Assistant to the Chair of Clinical Medicine and Pathology.
JULES SIMON, M. D. , Assistant to the Chair of Mental Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence.
COLLEGE DISPENSARY STAFF.
D. G. KENYON, M. D., W. B. LEWITT, M. D., Surgerv.
JULES SIMON, M. D.. Nervous Diseases.
LUKE ROBINSON, M. D., M. R. C. P., Eng., H. W. DODGE, M. D., Medicine.
Robert A. McLean, M. D.,
603 Merchant Street, cor. Montgomery, San Francisco, Cal. Dean.
The preliminary session of 1888 begins February 1, and will end May 15.
The regular session of 188S will begin June 1, and end October 31. Branches of
medicine and surgery will be taught didactically and clinically. Regular clinics
are held three days in the week at the City and County Hospital, where the
Professors of the Practical Chairs have charge of wards, and possess every
facility for the instruction of students. Lectures are given daily by the Profes-
sors, and evening recitations are held three times a week.
FEES.
Matriculation Fee (paid but once) $ 5 00
Demonstrator's Ticket 10 00
Fee for the First Course of Lectures 130 00
Fee for the Second Course of Lectures 130 00
(Xo fee is required for the third course of lectures.) ,
Graduating Fee 40 00
For further infoimation address the Dean,
Rokert A. McLean, M. D.
60S Merchant Street, cor. Montgomery, Sna Francisco.
LIST OF ADVERTISERS,
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FAGE.
.Etna Insurance Co opp 639
Alameda Argus opp 737
Alameda Encinal opp 225
Allen J G Inside margin line
American Biscuit Co. .Top edge of book
Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corporati n
5 and margin line through hook
Anthony R M opp 1 13
Atwell & Co opp 593
Bay City Flour Mills 4
Beardslee F W Front cover
Beeby Robert. .Margin line through book
Berg MA opp 257
Black H M 10
Blair Walter 89
Bodwell H H & Son oppSS3
Bourgoin Adolph 884
Brearty M E Mrs 626
Brunswick Balke Collender Co
. ..opp 257 and front cover
Budde Joseph , . . opp 882
Buffett C C 185
Burtchaell & Crowley 38
Burnham, Standef ord & Co
Margin line through book
California Brass Works 15
Caligraph opp 1 60
Calkin Everell F opp 529
Carbolic Smoke Ball
... .14 and margin line through book
Central Block 6
Cole, Merriman & Son opp 224
Commercial Hotel 37
Contra Costa Laundry Association. .
Back cover
Coplin A Front cover
CoulsonNT 11
Craig Lee D 881
Cyclone Windmill IS and 896
Daily Report.. Margin line through book
Daniells T G opp 737
Day Thomas & Co opp 500
Dimmick J opp 545
TAGK.
Dingee Wm Back cover
Doe Luke 264
Dornin Geo D 2 and 3
Dupont Powder 32
Elliott F L opp 288
El Monte Hotel 672 and 673
Enquirer opp 592
Enterprise Printing Office 37
Examiner. ... opp 480 and 481
Farrar M P Mrs 6
Field Seminary opp 529
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
opp 576 and 577
Forbes A B. .Margin lines through book
Calvin James 6
Gladding, McBean & Co opp 882
Goodrich & Newlon opp 416
Gordon H F Front cover
Gordon J S G opp 528
Graff Brothers 888
Grave B & Co 885
HagansG W 11
Hall F T opp 288
Hardy W B 356
Hauptli J 14
Heald's Business College Front
and back cover and opp 320 and 321
Hershberg Leon 373
Hill— The Samuel Hill Co
opp 160 and 161
Home Benefit Life Association
624/> and 624c
Howard -John L 16
Howell J W 624ft and 624c
Hull WC opp 833
Imperial Insurance Co, Inside frontcover
Jones ML 7
Journal of Commerce .
Margin line through book
Keane Bros 14
Keller M J
. . .416 and margin line through book
Kirk OC 7
36
INDEX.
Knox R G Mrs opp 529
Krauth F K opp 225
Kriechbaum G H opp 544
Krogh F W & Co Inside back cover
Laage WJF opp 884
Lancashire. . ..opp 625 and bottom edge
Larroche F & Son opp 545
Lion Insurance Co 3
Logan & Redman 38
LoryeaAM 15
Mackay Alex opp 257
Mason James 14
McGovern & Cahill opp 417
McKenney Directory Co opp 833
McLean R A 34
Medical Dep't of University of Cal.. 34
MerrelllL 112
Mix Gustav L 512
Montague WW
Margin lines through book
Moody WB 37
MorealHP& Co
. . . Back cover and opp page 800
Muhs A 891
Mutual Life of N Y
Margin lines throtigh book
New Atlantic Hotel opp 832
New Hammam Baths 15
New Home Sewing Machine. . .opp 161
Noisat Pierre opp 544
Northwestern Manufacturing and
Car Co opp 528
Norwich Union
opp 625 and bottom edge
Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, opp 544
Oakland Planing Mills
Margin line through book
Oakley AD .opp 257
Oaks— The Oaks 543
Oregon Improvement Co 16
Orient Insurance Co.. Inside front cover
Pacific Bank. .Back of book and opp 16
Pacific Business College 656 and 657
Pacific Incubator Co opp 561
Pacific Manufac'ing Co, 884 and opp 31
Pacific Press Publishing Co
opp 832 and 833
Pacific Saw Co opp 1 1 2
Pacific Electric Co 882
Petroline Paint Co 568
Pfluger R & Son opp 289
Poheim Joe opp 688 and 689
Pooley John. ... opp 288
Ransome E L 886
Rau G Back cover
Reaser J T & Son .588
Reed Robert 8
Remington Typewriter opp 848
Robinson Aaron 7
Rommeck J opp 529
Royal Insurance Co
opp 625 and bottom edge
St Joseph's Academy 9
Samm & Co 4
Samuel Hill Co (The) . .opp 160 and 161
Sanborn A W & Co opp 448
Sanford 0 M 614
S F Call Front edge of book
S F Laundry Association
Margin line through book
Schuster L P ■ opp 256
Scotchler & Gottshall opp 256
Selby Smelting and Lead Co. . .opp 416
Se well D opp 449
Sewell & Fronk opp 526
Shaw W E opp 833
Singer Manufacturing Co
Back cover and opp 638
Skinker John 32
Slinkey J. E 672 and 673
Southern Pacific Co 12 and 13
Spring Menzo 883
Sperry&Co ...888
Stacey E M & Co opp 16
Stevens C A 89
Strong M G 825
Sunset Route 12
Sweetbriar Dairy opp 16
Tay Geo H & Co Back cover
Tracy L Miss 543
Tribune Publishing Co opp 736
Tucker J W & Son 686
Wagner F C & Bro 32
Washington Insurance Co '. . 3
Weed & King well 15
Wellington B F 894
Wells, Fargo & Co opp 624
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CITY OF OAKLAND
(IXCORPORATED )IAR(H 2'*, 1854.)
Latitude, 37° 48' 5" north. Longitude, 122° 16' 34" west.
POPULATION.
U. S. Census 1870, 10,500; 1880, 34,555; estimated June 1,
1887, 47,870. Population of Oakland and vicinity embraced in
the Directory, 55,000, not including Alameda and Berkeley. -
The estimate of the population of our city for June 1, 1887, is
based on the returns of the School Census Marshal, showing June
1, total number of children, 11,237. Assuming the ratio 4.26 to
becorrect, the population is as given above, viz., 47,870.
AREA.
Acres inland, 4,883; acres tide land, 4,480; total, 9,3(53 acres,
or 14 square miles.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY.
Mayor— W. R. Davis.
Police Judoe — F. W. Henshaw.
Clerk of Police Court — D. E. Bortree.
Bailiff' of Police Court— S. H. Mitchell.
Citv Clerk and Treasurer — A. C. Henrv.
Deputy City Clerk— Z. T. Gilpin.
Marshal and Tax Collector — J. W. Tompkins.
Deputy City Marshal— Win. A. McDowell.
Deputy License Collector — Leon D. Smith.
City Assessor — J. M. Dillon.
Deputy City Assessor — J. Leach.
City Attorney — J. A. Johnson.
City Engineer — T. W. Morgan.
Chief Engineer Fire Department — J. Moffitt
First Assistant Engineer Fire Department — J. F. Kennedy.
Second Assistant Engineer Fire Department — M. Dood3T.
Sup't Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph — G. H. Carleton.
City Physician— D. D. Crowley, M. D.
Sanitary and Plumbing Inspector — Geo. W. Snook.
City Wharfinger — J. J. Pennypacker.
Captain of Police — W. R. Thomas.
Police Clerk-
R. A. Hughes.
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Pound Master— W. J. O'Connell.
City Hall Janitor— J. A. Wilds.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular meetings of the City Council on the 1st and 3d Mon-
days of each month.
A. W. Bishop, Fifth Ward, President; J. T. Carothers, First
Ward; John C. Wilson, Second Ward; D. C. Brown, Third Ward;
T. G. Harrison, Fourth Ward; John H. Pierce, Sixth Ward; O.'
C. Kirk, Seventh Ward.
Standing Committees.
Ordinance and Judiciary — Carothers, Kirk, Harrison.
Auditing and Finance — Wilson, Brown, Carothers.
Streets and Buildings — Harrison, Pierce, Wilson.
Fire and Water — Kirk, Wilson, Carothers.
Education — Carothers, Wilson, Harrison.
Street Lights and Lamp Posts — Wilson, Kirk, Pierce.
Removals and, Obstructions — Pierce, Harrison, Brown.
City Hall and Police — Brown, Pierce, Harrison.
Public Printing — Pierce, Brown, Carothers.
POLICE.
Police Court.
Judge — Fred. W. Henshaw.
Clerk— D. E. Bortree.
Bailiff— Samuel H. Mitchell.
City Justices' Courts.
F. B. Ogden's Court is held at 864i Broadway, corner Eighth;
Fred. W. Henshaw'?, City Hall.
Police Department.
Captain of Police — W. R. Thomas.
Clerk Captain of Police Office — R. A. Hughes.
Bailiff Police Court— Samuel H. Mitchell. °
First Sergeant — W. F. Fletcher.
Second Sergeant — A. Wilson.
Detectives — D. Holland, A Shorey.
Day Prison Keeper — John M Ingham.
Night Prison Keeper — J. S. Mackey.
PATROLMEN.
T. A. Downey, John Barnett, John Ranlett, C. H. Cole, J. B.
Fields, B. R. Philips, O. D. Brown, Hall B. Rand, H. Nedderman,
J. A. Kennedy, R. D. Hunter, F. Greenwald, Henry McCloy, P.
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LOCATION OF POLICE TELEGRAPH BOXES.
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H. Felley, D. W. Swain, E. J. Chase, W. A. Dannaker, Nicholas
Williams; James Hill, Guard of Chain Gang.
The City Council makes all appointments to the police force.
The following Special Patrolmen are under the control of
the Captain of Police, subject to the same rules and regulations
as the regularly appointed force: —
D. F. Batchelder, M. D. Hewett, W. H. Summers, F. R.
Weider, W. Howlett, W. F. Goodwin, St. Clair Hodgkins, D.
Wright, Daniel Morrison, Thos. Gilmore, J. H. Baker, J. T. Mor-
rison, C. A. Scoville, E. S. Ainsworth, Alonzo T. Ayers, Cornelius
Wells, Wm. G. Cashin, Lyman D. Babb, J. W. Kesler, W. D.
Thomas, A- J. Ross.
LOCATION OF POLICE TELEGRAPH BOXES.
Adeline and Third Streets; Adeline and Seventh; Adeline
and Fourteenth; Adeline and Eighteenth; Broadway and Laurel;
Broadway and Prospect; Broadway and Seyenteenth; Center
and Twelfth; Chester and Seventh; East Eighth and Seventh
Avenue; East Tenth and Third Avenue; East Eleventh and
Thirteenth Avenue; East Twelfth and Sixth Avenue; East
Twelfth and Twenty -second Avenue; East Fourteenth and
Twelfth Avenue; East Fourteenth and Seventeenth Avenue;
East Seventeenth and Eighth Avenue; Grove and Thirty-fourth;
Helen and B; Kirkham and Tenth; Kirkham and Fourteenth;
Market and First; Market and Seventh; Market and Fourteenth;
Market and Twenty-second; Peralta and Pacific; Peralta and
Twelfth; Peralta and Seventeenth; Peralta and Thirty-fourth;
San Pablo Avenue and Twenty-second; San Pablo Avenue and
Twenty-eighth; San Pablo Avenue and Thirty-fourth: Telegraph
Avenue and Hobart; Telegraph Avenue and Sycamore; Tele-
graph Avenue and Thirty-fourth ; Twelfth Street Bridge; Twelfth
between Oak and First Avenue; Webster and Twelfth; Webster
and Twentieth.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Keys to the boxes can be had on application to the Captain
of Police. Each key is numbered, and the recipient thereof is
held responsible for its legitimate use and surrender when called
for.
To turn in an alarm, after opening the outer door, pull clown
once on the brass hook affixed to the inner door. A signal bell
will strike inside, giving notice of the reception of the call at the
central station, City Hall, from which point two officers will be
immediately dispatched by a conveyance always in readiness.
The keys cannot be removed except by the officers. Geo. H.
Carleton, Superintendent.
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Assistant Engineers — James F. Kennedy and Miles Doody.
Superintendent Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph — G. H.
Carle ton.
The fire department consists of four steam fire engines in
service, and one relief engine, 6 hose carts, 2 hook and ladder
tracks, 21 horses, 6,450 feet of hose, of which 4,700 feet are in
actual use, and 550 feet on the Relief Hose Cart. Number of
hydrants, 207; cisterns, 2, one located at Broadway and Eighth
Streets, the other at Broadway an I Thirteenth Streets.
The report of the Chief Engineer for the year ending June
30, 1887, shows that the department responded to 103 alarms, 73
of which were "bells" and 30 "stills;" of these 103 alarms, 12
were false, 7 were for brush fires and 2 were for fires outside the
city limits, leaving a total of 82 actual fires in the city proper;
the estimated loss by which amounted to 829,000. Compared
with previous years the showing is as follows: —
1884-85 52 alarms, loss 855,000
1885-86 60 " " 26,000
1886-87 82 " " 29,000
The expense of running the department has been 831,903.
The number of hours worked, 246J, and the distance traveled by
apparatus, 1,304 miles.
NAMES AND LOCATION OF COMPANIES.
Company No 1 — N, A. Ball, Foreman. Locatad on Fifteenth
Street, in rear of City Hall. The engine is a third-class
Amoskeag, one hose cart carrying 750 feet of hose.
Company No. 2 — Austin Bailey, Foreman. Located on Sixth
between Broadway and Washington. The engine is a second-
class Alliens, one ho-e cart carrying 750 feet of hose.
Company No. 3 — James Galavan, Foreman. Located on Eighth
between Campbell and Willow. The engine is a second-class
Silsby, one hose cart carrying 750 feet of hose.
Company No. 4 — Wm. C. White, Foreman. Located on East
Fourteenth Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues.
The engine is a second-class Amoskeag, one hose cart carrying
750 feet of ho-e.
Relief Engine — A second-class Silsby, is at the repair shop, City
Hall, and is held in readiness to aid or relieve as necessity de-
mands.
Hose Company No. 1 — Joseph Flannery, foreman. Located on
Sixth between Broadway ami Washington, one hose cart
carrying 650 feet of hose.
ilosi: COMPANY No. 2 — William Branch, Foreman. Located on
San Pablo Avenue, at junction of Market, one four-wheel
hose cart carrying 1,000 feet of hose.
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 — J. W. Bankhead, Foreman.
Located on Sixth between Broadway ami Washington.
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Hook and Ladder Co. No. 2 — L. W. Calvert, driver. Located
on East Fourteenth Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Avenues, East Oakland.
LOCATION OF THE FORTY-EIGHT FIRE ALARM STATIONS.
First and Washington Streets.
Fourth and Franklin Streets.
Fifth and Harrison Stieets.
Seventh and Washington Streets.
Twelfth and Broadway Streets.
Ninth and Webster Streets.
Fourteenth and Webster Streets.
Twelfth and Madison Streets.
Seventeenth and Grove Streets.
Frederick Street and Telegraph Avenue.
Sycamore Street and San Pablo Avenue.
Thirty-fourth and Peralta Streets.
Sycamore Street and Telegraph Avenue.
Thirty-fourth Street and Telegraph Avenue.
Lake and Jackson Streets.
Walnut and Broadway Streets.
Seventh Street bet Wood and Willow.
West Fourteenth and Kirkham Streets. .
Seward and Campbell Streets.
West Seventh and Chester Streets.
West Seventh and Adeline Streets.
West Tenth and Kirkham Streets.
West Seventeenth and Peralta Streets.
Campbell and Atlantic Streets.
Fifth and Grove Streets.
Third and Filbert Streets.
Seventh and Market Streets.
Tenth and Grove Streets.
Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Twenty-first and Market Streets.
Twelfth and Adeline Streets.
Eighteenth and Adeline Streets.
East Fourteenth Street and Seventeenth Avenue.
East Twelfth Street and Twelfth Avenue.
East Seventeenth Street and Eighth Avenue.
East Twelfth Street and Sixth Avenue.
East Tenth Street and Third Avenue.
East Twenty-fourth Streetand Nineteenth Avenue.
East Twenty-fourth Street and Thirteenth Avenue.
East Twelfth Street and Twenty second Avenue.
First and Webster Streets.
Third and Jackson Streets.
Eighth and Jackson Streets.
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" 50, Sixteenth Street and San Pablo Avenue.
" 57, Twenty-eighth and Myrtle Streets.
58, Webster Street and Orchard Avenue.
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Persons having keys will observe the following rules: —
When it is necessary to use the signal boxes, go to the one
nearest to the fire, and put your key into the outside door, open it
and pull down the hook on the inside once, or until you hear a
bell within the box, close the door, and remain to direct the firemen
to the locality of the fire. In case the box does not work, go to
the next nearest station ; you can procure a key at a store or
dwelling in the vicinity.
Do not try to take your key out, as it is locked in, and will
ba returned to you.
If. upon opening the door, you hear the bell within the box
ring, do not pull the hook for one minute, or until it has stopped
rino-ino- for it will indicate that an alarm is being sent from some
other station.
Persons having keys will be held responsible for their use.
Do not give an alarm for a tire seen at a distance; do not open the
box except in case of fire; do not give an alarm until certain there
is a fire.
Keys are left at stores and dwellings nearest to the boxes.
Key holders changing their residences or places of business
where keys are kept, will please report the same at the fire alarm
office, and in case of removal from the city, the key must be
returned.
Keys can be obtained by any responsible person upon applica-
tion to the Chief Engineer, at his office, or the Superintendent of
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, City Hall. G. H. Carlton,
Superintendent Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Oakland Free Library and Reading Rooms.
Names and Residences of the Board of Trustees —
E. S. Culver, No. 2117 Adeline Street; C. W. Kellogg, No. 1253
Grove Street; J. A. McKinnon, No. 966 Market Street; S. H.
Melvin, No. 358 East Fourteenth Street; C. B. Parcells, No. 473
Edwards Street.
Officers — President, S. H. Melvin; Secretary, J. A. Mc-
Kinnon.
Regular meetings held first Tuesday of each month.
FREE LIBRARY AND CENTRAL READING ROOM.
North side of Fourteenth Street between Washington and
< " v. The reading-room has on file all the principal newspapers
published on the Pacific Coast, together with the most prominent
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journals and magazines of the East. Branches of the reading-
room are established at 1704 Seventh Street, West Oakland, and
622 East Twelfth Street, East Oakland. The rooms are open
daily (holidays excepted) from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. The library,
containing a choice collection of nearly 11,000 volumes, is open
daily (Sundays and kolidays excepted), from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Librarian, Miss Ina D. Coolbrith; First Assistant, Henry F. Peter-
Second Assistant, Miss Lillie Marsh.
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President, Isaac Upham ; Superintendent and Secretary (ex-
qfficio) F. M. Campbell; Assistant Superintendent and Secretary,
Mrs. K. A. Campbell; C. H. Redington, First Ward; H. M. San-
born, Second Ward; H. T. Smith, Third Ward; E. Everett,
Fourth Ward; Isaac Upham, Fifth Ward; R. W. Miller, Sixth
Ward; Dr. A. Fine, Seventh Ward.
Standing Committees.
Rules and Regulations — Redington, Smith, and Fine.
Classification, Text-Books, and Course of Instruction
— Fine, Everett, and Miller.
School-Houses and Sites — Smith, Redington, and Fine.
Furniture, Supplies, and Printing — Miller, Sanborn, and
Everett.
High School — Redington. Everett, and Fine.
Commercial and Evening School — Sanborn, Smith, and
Miller.
Finance — Everett, Miller, and Redington.
Judiciary — Sanborn, Smith, and Everett.
Industrial Education — Redington, Fine, and Sanborn .
Observatory — Sanborn, Miller, and Smith.
Office Hours for School Business.
Superintendent — City Hall; 8 to 10 A. m., and 3:30 to 5
p. M., except Saturday. Saturdays, 8 A. M. to 12 m.
C. H. Redington — 1668 Seward, when in city, every even-
ing at 6:20.
Henry M. Sanborn — Tuesdays and Thursdays; after 6:30
p. M., 475 Twenty-sixth Street; Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri-
days, after 6:30 P. M., at 475 Fourteenth Street.
H. T. Smith — 962 Broadway, 9 A. m. to 5 p. m.
Edward Everett — 719 Eighth Street, after 6:30 p. m.
Isaac Upham — 1155 Jackson Street, Mondays and Wednes-
days, 6:30 to 7:30 P M.
R. W. Miller — Galindo Hotel, 7 p. m., Mondays and Satur-
da}^s.
Andrew Fine, M. D. — Corner Twelfth Street and Sixt11
Avenue; daily, 12 M. to 2 p. M.
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OAKLAND.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Superintendent of Public Schools, Fred. M. Campbell; As-
sistant Superintendent, Mrs. Kate A. Campbell.
High School — J. B. McChesney, Principal; teachers, W. A. Gal-
braith, S. P. Meads, S. A. Chambers, Mrs. Katharine B.
Fisher, Mrs. Lizzie R. Griffin, Miss Jeannie M. Walbridge,
Miss Kate M. Wertz, Mrs. Mina Ferrier, Miss Alma J. Gal-
braith, Miss M. E. Conners; Miss Helen Shearer; janitor,
Robert Blackwood.
Irving School — J. B. McChesney, Principal; teachers, Miss Sara
Boniface, Miss Emma H. Hilton, Miss H. Percie Stearns,
Mrs. Florence A. Nusbaumer; janitor, Robert Blackwood.
Garfield School — Miss Ellen Gibbs, Principal; teachers, Miss
Kate Marsh, Miss Frances Murray.
Prescott School — D. T. Fowler, Principal; teachers, Miss Mary
C. Heaton, Miss C. T. Fellows, Miss E. A. Stevens, Miss M.
Rainey, Miss M. McLean, Miss Eugenie M. Burgin, Miss
Lizzie Storey, Miss Mertie Burrows, Miss Annie M. Johnson,
Miss Cy thia P. Seet, Miss Lizzie A. Parker, Miss Nellie R.
Lynch, Miss E. Clarissa Morris, Miss Amanda M. Young-
man, Mrs. Ida A. Cody, Mrs. Mary E. Hawrkins, Miss Mary
E. Meek, Miss Alice M. Wells, Mrs. Narcissa J. Ash ton;
janitor, Mrs. Margaret Allen.
Grove Street School — Mrs. Nancy D. Standeford, Principal;
teachers, Miss M. Campbell, Miss Jena W. Nesbitt, Mrs.
Emma G. Todd; janitor, Mrs. Sarah Heney.
Tompkins School — Mrs. Rosamond R. Johnston, Principal;
teachers, Mrs. Brenda H. Stone, Miss Adeline E. Walton,
Miss Henrietta Sumner, Miss Waretta A. Carter, Miss M. A.
Kimball, Miss Sadie I Regan, Mrs. Cordelia J. Hammer, Miss
Regina Reilly; janitor, B. H. Carter.
Lincoln School — J. W. McClymonds, Principal ; teachers, Mrs.
Margaretta L. Hoyt, Miss Virginia D. Heath, Mrs. Sophia B.
Gates, Miss Joanna M. O'Meara, Miss Mary D. Bull, Miss
Etta L. Thompson, Miss Ella Ferry, Miss Letitia S. Aldrich,
Miss Lydia H. Campbell, Miss Annie R. Dargie, Mrs. Etha
F. Garlick, Miss Esther S. Elder, Mrs. Naomi B. Keer; jani-
tor, Robert Irvine.
Durant School — S. G. S. Dunbar, Principal; teachers, Mrs.
Anna R. Wood, Mrs. Cynthia C. N. Walter, Miss Fanny
Ward, Miss Martha L. Rowland, Mrs. Elise D. Reynolds,
Mrs. Kate B. Mcintosh, Mrs. Flora A. Parker, Miss Minnie
E Buckelew, Miss Lizzie C. Betancue, Miss Amelia B. Clow,
Miss Minnie T. Kimball, Mrs. Lizzie F. Fowler, Mrs. Ella E.
Greenman, Mrs. Lucy E. Crawford, Mrs. Myra V. Kingman;
ianitor, Ed. M. Campbell.
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Franklin School — J. H. Sumner, Principal; teachers, Mrs.
Emma K. Tucker, Miss Mattie J. Shaw, Miss Nettie E.
Bentley, Miss H. L. Shaw, Miss Henrietta C. Simpson, Mrs.
flattie" G. Ayer, Mrs. Ella M. Bartholomew, Mrs. Helen M.
Storrs, Miss Angie Wakeman, Miss Louisa E. White, Miss
Frances C. Sutherland, Mrs. Lucy A. Walker; janitor,
George B riant.
Lafayette School — Miss Abbie F. Aldrich, Principal; teachers,
Miss Tillie C. Lisson, Miss Mildred J. Scott, Miss Josie Len-
'non, Miss Nellie Cook, Miss Mary F. Potter, Miss Elizabeth
M. Sherman, Miss Anna Newcum, Mrs. Helen E. Breed,
Miss Margaret Wythe, Miss Julia E. Sherman, Mrs. Marcia
G. Bradbury, Miss Ida Seely, Mrs. Emma W. Anderson;
janitor, Allen Peel.
Cole School — J. P. Garlick, Principal; teachers, Mrs. Fanrry
M. Pugh, Miss A. A. McCord, Miss Agnes G. Madden, Mrs.
Harriet J. Lee, Miss Mary F. Buckelew, Miss Martha R. Mc-
Clure, Miss Carrie A. Vinzent, Miss Eleanor Pullman, Miss
Florence A. Pereau, Miss Susie H. Snook, Miss Hattie B.
Sproul, Miss Josie N. Standeford, Mrs. Jennie N. Brower,
Miss Fanny G. Smith; janitor, J. S Fox.
Harrison Street School — Mrs. Harriett M. Mullen. Principal;
teachers, Miss Anna A. Cordes, Miss Helen A. Robins, Miss
Anna M. Quince; janitor, Mrs. Carrie Bock.
Swett School — Mrs. E. D. Marion, Principal; teachers, Miss
Jennie A. Wade, Miss Carrie M. Ellis, Miss Alice B. Ward.
Grant School — Miss Elizabeth Powell, Principal ; teachers, Miss
Elizabeth B. Myrick, Miss Helen M. Blake; janitor, Mrs.
Minnie W. McLaughlin.
Clawson School — Miss Julia E. Colby, Principal ; teachers, Mrs.
Sarah B. By rod, Mrs. Mary E. Pelham, Mrs. Mary J. Ayres;
janitor, Mrs. Mary A. Nicoll.
Evening School — Teachers. J. P. H. Dunn, George Edwards,
and Annie W. Brewer.
Principal of Drawing — P. A. Garin.
Principal of Music — Miss Eliza P. Brown.
Department Mechanic — J. H. Bell.
Assistant Department Mechanic — James Carlon.
The school reports of the Times are always full and accurate.
ACADEMIES, SEMINARIES, AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS.
Hopkins Academy — Located on Plymouth Avenue between
Telegraph Avenue and Broadway. Students fitted for col-
lege and for business life. Reached by either Telegraph
Avenue or Broadway and Piedmont lines of street-cars.
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Pacific Theological Seminary — Established in I860. Situated
on Academy Hill (adjoining Hopkins Academy) opposite
Thirty-fourth S reet. A full course, and an English course
of study of three years each. Students received from any
evangelical denomination. Year begins September ] ; closes
May 12. Faculty: Rev. Dr. J. A. Benton, Rev. Dr. I. E
Dwindle; Rev. Dr. G. Mooar.
California Military Academy — Located corner of Telegraph
and Prospect Avenues. Thorough preparation for college or
business life. Col. W. H. O'Brien, Principal.
Normal School — Located at 465 Thirteenth Street. A. M.
Chadwick, A. M., Principal.
Oakland Academy — 1265 Franklin Street. A day school for
both sexes. It provides, (1) a Classical and Scientific Course,
(2) a Commercial Course, (3) a Normal Course, (4) Modern
Languages and Drawing. Isaac Wright, A. M., and D. P.
Haynes, B. S., Principals.
The Oaks — Located on Oak Street between Tenth and Twelfth.
Home and day school for young ladies. Miss L. Tracy,
Principal.
Sackett School — Located at 529 Twenty-first Street, A pre-
paratory boarding and day school for young men and boys.
D. P. Sackett, Principal.
Snell SEMINARY — Located at 568 Twelfth Street. A boarding
and day school for young ladies. Richard B. Snell and Miss
Mary E. Snell, Principals.
Miss Horton's School — Located at northeast corner Filbert and
Twelfth Streets. A select school for boys and girls. Miss
S. W. Horton, Principal.
Miss Bisbee's School — Coiner Seventh Avenue and Sixteenth
Street.
Oakland Business College and Institute of Penmanship —
Located at 1015 Clay. Affords to both sexes practical and
thorough instruction for business life. D. C. Taylor, Prin-
cipal.
University of California — Notice will be found in Berkeley
portion of Directory, as also Deaf, Dumb, and Blind In-
stitution.
Baptist College — The corner-stone of the Baptist College was
laid at Highland Park, East Oakland, on the 29th of June,
1886. Mrs. E. H. Gray, wife of Rev. E. H. Gray, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Oakland, donated SI 0,000
towards the purchase of the site. Students of both sexes
are admitted on equal footing to the advantages of the Col-
lege. Organization of the Board: H. E. McCune, President;
J. H. Garnett, Secretary; C. W. Dearborn, Treasurer.
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Field Seminary for Young Ladies, Home School — Located at
1825 Telegraph Avenue. Address, Mrs. R. G. Knox, Pro-
prietor, or Miss Frances A. Dean, Principal. Terms com-
mence in January and August.
The Chabot Observatory of Oakland is situated in the
middle of Lafayette Square, which is bounded by Tenth,
Eleventh, Jefferson, and Grove Streets. Its exact geograph-
ical position in latitude, 37° 48' 5" north; longitude, 122°
16' 34.4" west from Greenwich, or, in time, 8 hours 9 minutes
6 seconds west from Greenwich; 3 hours 0 minutes 54 sec-
onds west from Washington. The Observatory building,
together with its splendid equipment, was the free gift of
Anthony Chabot, Esq., to the Board of Education in trust
for the city of Oakland. Monday evenings are reserved for
the schools, and Friday evenings for observatory work.
Cards for admission on other evenings can be obtained on
application to the Director, Fred. M. Campbell, City Hall.
Mills College (Seminary) — Located at Seminary Park, about
five miles from Oakland, on the San Leandro Road. This
institution was founded by Rev. Cyrus T. Mills, D. D. (who
died April 20, 1884), and his wife, Mrs. Susan L. Mills, and
was incorporated as "Mills College" in 1885. It is the
intention of the Trustees and Faculty to build up a school in
no respect inferior to the highest of the Eastern colleges for
women. The College course corresponds very nearly to that
of Wellesley. The Seminary course of study remains un-
changed. Catalogues giving full details can be had by per-
sonal application or by mail. Post-office address, Mills
Seminary, Alameda County, Cal. C. C. Stratton, D. D.,
President; Mrs. C. T. Mills, Principal.
Roman Catholic Schools.
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart — Located at
1534 Webster Street. A boarding school for young ladies.
Taught by the Sisters of Jesus and Mary.
St. Mary's School for Boys — Located corner Jefferson and Sev-
enth Streets. Taught by the Christian Brothers. Number
of pupils, 250.
St. Mary's School for Girls — Located at coiner Grove and
Seventh Streets. Taught by the Sisters of the Convent of
, our Lady of the Sacred Heart. Number of pupils, 380.
St. Anthony's School for Boys (East Oakland) — Located cor-
ner East Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avenue. Taught by
the Christian Brothers.
St. Anthony's School for Girls (East Oakland)— Located
corner East Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avenue. Taught by
the Sisters of Mercy.
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Peralta. Taught by the Christian. Brothers.
St. Patrick's School for Girls — Located corner Seward and
Peralta. Taught by the Sisters of Mercy.
St. Joseph's Academy — Located corner Jackson and Fifth
Streets. A boarding school for young men and boys.
Taught by the Christian Brothers. Brother Lascian, Di-
rector.
CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.
First Baptist Church.
Location, corner Brush and Fourteenth Streets. Rev. Dr.
E. H. Gray, pastor. Residence, 763 Twelfth. Services, 11 A. M.,
7:30 P. M.; Sunday-school, 12:30 P. M.
First Baptist Church of East Oakland.
Location, corner East Fourteenth Street and Tenth Avenue.
Rev. J. Herndon Garnett, pastor. Residence, corner Tenth Ave-
nue and East Nineteenth Street. Services, 11 A. M., 7:15 P. M. ;
Sundav-school, 12:30 P. M.
San Pablo Avenue Baptist Church.
Location, corner San Pablo Avenue and Nineteenth Street.
Rev. W. T. Fleenor, pastor. Services, 11 A. M., 7:30 P. M.; Sun-
day-school, 12: 30 P. M.
Free-Will Baptist Church.
Location, corner Twenty-first and Brush Streets. Services,
11 A. M., 7: 30 P. M. ; Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
First Swedish Baptist Church.
Location, 831 Brush Street. Services, 11 A. M., 7: 30 P. M.
Unitarian Church.
Services at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Franklin and Eleventh
Streets. Rev. C. W. Wedute, pastor. Services, 11 A. M. ; Sunday -
school|12 £30 p. m.
Chinese Mission of Baptist Church.
Location, 719 Eleventh Street.
First Congregational Church.
Location, corner Clay and Twelfth Streets. Rev. Dr. John
Knox McLean, pastor. Residence, 520 Thirteenth Street. Rev.
John Rea, associate pastor. Services, 11 A. M., 7:30 P. M. ;
Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
East Oakland Congregational Church.
Location, Washington Hall, 307 East Twelfth Street. Rev. C.
F. Clapp, pastor. Residence, corner Seventh Avenue and Sixteenth
Street. Services, 11 A. M., 7 : 30 P. M. ; Sunday-school, 12 : 30 P. M.
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Second Congregational Church.
Location Chase between Wood and Willow Streets. Serv-
ices, 11 A. M., 6: 15 P. M. ; Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church.
Location, Plymouth Avenue near Telegraph Avenue. Rev.
George Mooar, pastor. Residence, 444 Edwards Street. Services,
11 A. M., 7 P. M.; Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
Golden Gate Congregational Church.
Location, corner Adeline and Thirty-fourth Streets. Rev.
W. H. Cooke, pastor. Residence, 925 Thirty -sixth Street. Ser-
vices, 11 A. M., 7:30 P. M.
Market Street Congregational Church.
Location, corner Market and Twenty-second Streets. Rev.
G. H. Merrill, pastor. Services, 11 A. M., 7:30 P. M.
First Methodist Church.
Location, corner Clay and Fourteenth Streets. Rev. E. R-
Dille pastor Residence, 1401 Castro Street. Services, 11 A. M.,
7: 30 P. M. ; Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
Methodist Episcopal Church of East Oakland.
Location, 1220 Seventh Avenue. Rev. J. W. Ross, pastor.
Residence, 219 East Sixteenth Street. Services. 11 A.M., 7:30
p. M. ; Sunday-school, 9 : 30 A. M.
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, 955 Campbell Street. Seats free. Services, 11
A. M., 7: 30 P. M. ; Sunday-school, 12: 15 P. M.
G-erman Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Seventeenth Street between Te'egraph and San
Pablo Avenues. Rev. L. Kroeck, pastor. Residence, 526 Seven-
teenth Street. Services, 10:45 A. M., 7:30 P. M.; Sunday-school,
9:30 A. M.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Chase Street between Wood and Willow Streets.
Rev. J. P. Sandholdt, pastor. Services, 10: 30 A. M., 7: 30 P. M.
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church (South).
Location, corner Clay and Fifteenth Streets. Rev. C. O.
Steele, pastor. Residence, 71G Sixteenth Street. Services, 11
A. M., 7: 30 P. M.; Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Fifteenth between Market and West Streets. Rev.
J. W. Sexton, pastor. Services, 11 A. M., 7: 30 P. M.
Methodist Episcopal Japanese Gospel Society.
Location, 612 Fifteenth Street. Sunday-school, 7 P. M.
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St. John's Episcopal Church.
Location, Grove Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets-
Rev. Benjamin Akerly, rector. Residence, corner Adeline and
Sixteenth Streets. Services, 11 A. M., 7:30 P. M. ; Sunday-school,
9:30 A. M.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Location, corner Harrison and Fourteenth Streets. Rev.
Hobart Che twood, rector. Services, 11 A. M., 7: 30 P.M.; Sun-
day-school, 9 : 45 a. M.
Church of the Advent (Episcopal, East Oakland).
Location, corner East Sixteenth Street and Twelfth Avenue.
Rev. H. D. Lathrop, rector. Residence, 310 Seventeenth Street.
Services, 11 A. M.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.
Location, corner Cypress and Ninth Streets. Entrance,
Ninth Street. Rev. John A. Emery, rector. Services, 11a. m.,
7:30 P. M.
First Hebrew Congregation.
Location of synagogue, southeast corner Clay and Thirteenth
Streets. Rev. M. S. Levy, Rabbi. Services, Saturday, 11 A. M. ;
Sabbath-school, 10 a. m.
Congregation Beth Jacob.
Services held at 909 Webster Street. E. Barnett, President.
First Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner Franklin and Fourteenth Streets. Rev.
Francis A. Horton, D. D., pastor. Residence, 1357 'Franklin
Street. Services, 11 A. M., 7:30 P. M ; Sunday-school, 9:30 A. M.
Second Presbyterian Church.
Location, Union between Eighth and Tenth Streets. H. H.
Rice, pastor. Residence, 1054 Kirkham. Services, 11 A. M.,
7: 30 P. M. ; Sunday-school, 12: 30 P. M.
Presbyterian Church of East Oakland.
Location, corner East Fourteenth Street and Fifteenth
Avenue. Rev. E. S. Chapman, D. D., pastor. Residence, 1264
Twelfth Avenue. Services, 11 A. M., 7:30 p. M. ; Sunday-school,
12:30 P. M.
Presbyterian Chinese Mission.
Location, 264 Thirteenth Street. Services, 11 A. M., 7 P. M.
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Located on Jefferson between Seventh and Eighth Streets.
Rev. Michael King, rector; Rev. Tho i.as Cranwell and Rev.
James Melvin, assistant rectors. Residence, 616 Seventh Street.
Mass on Sundays, 7, 9, and 10:30 A. M. Vespers on Sunday,
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7: 30 P. M. Mass on week days, 7 A. M. Sunday-school after the
9 A. M. Mass.
St. Patrick's Church (West Oakland).
Located corner Seward and Peralta. Rev. J. B. McNally,
rector; Rev. J. O'Connell, assistant rector.
St. Anthony's Church (East Oakland).
Located corner East Fifteenth Street and Sixteenth Avenue.
Rev. Wm, Gleeson, rector.
Church of St. Francis De Sales.
Rev. Thomas McSweeny, rector. Location and rector's res-
idence, corner Grove and Twenty-first Streets.
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Rev. Lawrence Serda, rector. Fortieth Street, North Tem-
esc 1.
Christian Church.
Location, corner Market and Thirteenth Streets. Rev.
George W. Sweeney, pastor. Residence, corner Myrtle and
Eighteenth Streets. Services, 11 a. M., 7:30 P. M. , Sunday-
school, 10 A. M.
First Universalist Church
Services at Hamilton Hall, corner Jefferson and Thirteenth
Streets, at 11 A. M. ; Sunday-school, 12:15 P. M. Rev. S. Good-
enough, pastor.
G-erman Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church.
Location, corner Clay and Thirteenth Streets. Rev. J. H.
Theiss, pastor. Residence, 608 Twelfth Street. Services, 10: 45
A. M. ; Sunday-school, 9:30 A. M. Services, Thursday evenings,
7:45 P. M.
Church of Christ.
(Independent and unsectarian.) Services in a hall of the
Wilson Block, on Fourteenth Street, near Washington. A. Cop-
lin, pastor.
Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
Location, corner Twelfth and Brush Streets. Elder E. J.
Waggoner, pastor. Residence, 1465 Castro Street. Services on
Sabbath (Saturday) at 11 A. M. ; Sabbath-school, 9: 30 a. m.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Harrison between Third and Fourth Streets. Pr -sident, H.
B. Brown. Services, Sunday, 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Rooms, 865 Broadway. Isaiah Bray, General Secretary.
Noonday prayer-meeting, week days from 12 M. to 12: 45 p. m.
Young men's prayer-meetings Monday evenings, from 7: 45 to
8:45 P. M. Address, Sunday 3 P. M.
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Young Men's Christian Temperance Union.
Meets every fourth Thursday in each month in Ebell Parlors,
Hamilton Hall.
Oakland Spiritual Association.
Meets every Sunday, at 2 p. M., at Grand Army Hall, 419
Thirteenth Street.
Salvation Army.
Object, to bring sinners to repentance. Barracks, 315 and
317 Eighth Street, headquarters for Pacific Coast.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
F. and A. M.
Oakland Masonic Temple Association — Northwest corner of
Washington and Twelfth Streets. Incorporated June 25,
1878. C. E. Gillett, Secretary. Regular meeting of the
Board on the second Wednesday in every month.
Live Oak Lodge No. 61, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings on the
first Friday of every month at the Masonic Temple. W. F.
Perry, W. M.; M. D. Hyde, S. W.; W. H. Parrish, J. W.;
Peter Baker, Treasurer; A. W. Bishop, Secretary; A. D.
Thomson, S. D.; A. Merritt, J. D. ; E. Sutherland and C. E.
Havens, Stewards; G. H. Tilley, Tiler.
Oakland Lodge, No. 188, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings on
the first Saturday in each month at Masonic Temple. H.
A. Powell, W. M.; F. L. Button, S. W.; E. H. Morgan, J.
W. ; C. B. Rutherford, Treasurer; A. K. Clark. Secretary;
D. T. Fowler, S. D.; H. S. Bartlett, J. D.; W. A. Koser and
G. C. Pardee, Stewards; C. E. Gillett, Tiler.
Oakland Chapter, No. 26, R. A. M. — Meets on the first and
third Wednesdays in every month at the Masonic Temple.
W.Frank Pierce, H. P.; E. H. Morgan, King; M. Endon,
Scribe; Charles D. Pierce, Treasurer; J. W. McClymond,
Secretary; Webb N. Pearce, C. of H; F. M. Campbell, P. S.;
A. K. Clark, R. A C. ; J. J. Newsom, M. T. V. ; N. A. Koser,
M. S. V. ; D. L. Davis, M. F. V. ; C. E. Gillett, Guard.
Oakland Council No. 12, R. and S. M. — Meets on third Thursday
in every month at the Masonic Temple. Geo. J. Woodruff, T.
I. M; F. B: Rodolph, R. I. D. M.; E. H. Morgan, I. P. C. W. ;
Geo. Goodman, Treasurer; Webb N. Pearce, Recorder; Chas.
W. Hewes, C. of G.; Chas. F. Burnham, C. of C; E. Win-
chester, Steward; C. E. Gillett, Sentinel.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 225 (East Oakland) — Meets at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, first Tuesday of each
month. T. H. Hatch, W M.; Wm. T. Gibbs, S. W.; F R.
Capell, J. W.; Chas. D. Hayes, Secretary; Geo. H. True,
Treasurer.
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Oakland Commandery No. 11, K. T. — Stated conclave the first
Tuesday in every month at Masonic Temple. J. B. Merritt,
E. C.; Z. T. Gilpin, G. ; Chas. F. Burnham, C. G.; Chas. N. Fox,
President; R. C. Gaskill, Treasurer; S. T. Black, Recorder;
Chas. W. Hewes, S. W.; D. E. Collins, J. W.; A. F. Gunn,
St. B.; Chas. W. Wilkins, Sw.B.; A.D.Thomson, Warden;
Chas. E. Gillett, Sentinel.
Oakland Lodge of Perfection No 12, A. and A., S. Rite. —
Meets on the first and third Monday evenings in every month,
at the Masonic Temple. Chas. E. Gillett, V. M.; Byron 0.
Dick, S. W.; Geo. Patterson, J. W.; E. A. Sherman, Or.; E. A.
Nordhausen, Al.; A. W. Bishop, Secretary; A. Chabot, Treas-
urer; W. Frank Pierce, M. of C; J. B. Merritt, S. Ex.; E.
Carmany, J. Ex.; J. C. B. Schlarbaum, C. of G. ; B. F. Strom-
berg, Tiler.
Gethsemane Chapter No. 5, Rose Croix, A. and A.,S. Rite —
Meets Monday evening on call, at Masonic Temple. W.
Frank Pierce, W. M.; A. Waterhouse, S. W.; E. H.Morgan,
J. W.; E. A. Sherman, Or.; E. A. Nordhausen, Al.; A. N.
Bishop, Secretary; A. Chabot, Treasurer; B. C. Dick, M. of
C; Geo. Patterson, S. E.; E. Cormany, J. E.; W. T. Hamil-
ton, S. B. ; J. C. B. Schlarbaum, G. of T. ; B. F. Stromberg,
Tiler.
De Molay Council No. 2, Knights of Kadosh, A. and A., S.
Rite — Meets on call, at Masonic Temple. J. B. Merritt, E. C;
W. Frank Pierce, 1st Lieutenant; E. H. Morgan. 2d Lieutenant;
G. E. Kennedy, Chancellor; E. A. Sherman, Or.; E. A. Nord-
hausen, Al.; A. W. Bishop, Secretary; A. Chabot, Treasurer;
B. C. Dick, M. of C; C. F. Burnham, Tur.; G. E. De Golia,
Drap.; Geo. Patterson, 1st Deacon; E. Carmany, 2d Deacon;
W. T. Hamilton. B. of B.; Geo. Goodman, B. S. S.; N. B.
Holmes, B. T. S.; M. T. McNeeley, L. of G.; B. F. Stromburg,
Sentinel.
Oak Leaf Chapter No. 8, O. E. S. — Meets on the second and
fourth Thursday in every month, at Masonic Temple. Ellen
R. Wheeler, W. M.; J. B. Merritt, W. P.; Cora A. Merritt,
A. M. ; C. C. N. Walter, Secretary; Nancy Holmes, Treas-
urer; Carrie McKenzie, Con.; Ella L. Hersey, A. C; The-
rese Rosenberg, Adah; Jennie S. Wood worth, Ruth; Alice
Burrett, Esther; Fanny Ward, Martha; J. A. Dupre, Electa;
Julia A. Gardiner, Warden; C. E. Gillett, Sentinel
Alcatraz Lodge No. 244 (West Oakland) — Meets at Masonic
Hall, corner of Willow and Seventh Streets, first Monday
evening of each month. J. C. Gohrman, W. M.; E. S. Per-
kins, S. W.; D. Robertson, J W.; Chas. T. Kriytser, Secre-
tary; W. S. Snook, Treasurer.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
(Hall, northwest corner Franklin and Eleventh Streets.)
Oakland Lodge No. 118— Meets < very Tuesday evening, at Odd
Fellows' Hall. Membership, 275. C. H. Cole, N. G.; Henry
Madden, V. G. ; A. N. Drinkvvater, Recording Secretary; E.
A. Price, Financial Secretary; Peter Baker, Treasurer.
University Lodge No. 144 — Meets every Thursday evening, at
Odd Fellows' Hall. Membership, 170. R. W. Church, N.
G.; W. S. Baxter, V. G.; J. A. Crane, Recording Secretary;
W. B. Smith, Financial Secretary; J. R. Capell, Treasurer.
Fountain Lodge No. 198 — Meets every Monday evening, at Odd
Fellows' Hall. Membership, 150. D. H. Matthiesen, N. G.;
M. H. Mikkelsen, V. G .; N. J. Swenson, Recording Secre-
tar}7; P. J. Ipsen, Financial Secretary; E. Kreyenhagen,
Treasurer.
Porter Lodge No. 272— Meets at Kohler's Hall, 1506 Seventh
Street, West Oakland, every Tuesday evening. E. J. Hahn,
N. G.; E. Kochendorfer, V. G.; R. H. Moskiman Jr., Record-
ing Secretary; Martin Maurahn, P. S.; Eugene E. Crowell,
Treasurer.
Occidental Lodge No. 2484 (colored — Meets at Pythian Hall,
1056 Broadway, first and third Thursday evenings; College
Degrees, second Thursdays; House of Instruction, fourth
Thursda}rs each month.
Evening Star Lodge No. 263 (East Oakland) — Meets at Schim-
melpfennig's Hall, 764 East Twelfth Street, every Wednes-
day evening. H. W. Dirke, N. G.; J. H. Luth, Secretary;
F. Schimmelpfennig, Treasurer. •
Orion Lodge No. 189 (East Oakland)— Meets at Odd Fellows'
Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, every Saturday evening.
Geo. G. Gumming, N. G. ; Win Jess, V. G.; O. Whipple,
Secretary; W. H. H. Hamilton, Treasurer.
Enterprise Lodge No. 298 — Meets at hall, corner San Pablo
Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street, every Thursday even-
' ing-
Oakland Encampment No. 64 — Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555
East Twelfth Street, second and fourth Fridays of each
month. E. P. Smith. C. P.; — Hall, H. P.; W. EL H. Hamil-
ton, S. W.; O. Whipple, J. \V.: G. G. Gumming, Scribe; E.
.E. Crowell. Treasurer.
Golden Rule Encampment No 34 — Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall,
corner Franklin and Eleventh Streets, first and third Friday
evenings in each month. M. McKenzie, C. P.; E. H. Lake.
H. P.; Frank Trask, S. W.; J. S. White, J. W.; John McVey,
Scribe; W. P. Wetmore, Treasurer.
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Oakland Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 16 — Meets at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, every Saturday evening. Mrs. Jane Potter, N.
G.; Mrs. Watkins, V. G.; Miss May Higgins, Secretary; Mrs.
Larsen, Treasurer.
Brooklyn Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 12 (East Oakland) —
Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, every
Monday evening. Miss May V. Northey, N. G. ; Miss Ada
Rice, V. G.; Miss Cora Morse, Secretary; Mrs. Anna Leise,
Treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Relief Committee — Meets at 10
Sunday at hall. D. H. Matthiesen, President;
Secretary.
Odd Fellows' Library — In Odd Fellows' Hall. Open every
day, Sundays excepted, from 1 to 9 P. M. P. J. Ipsen, Li-
brarian.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association — Meets at Hall last Monday
evening in each month. Geo. Kirk, President; John McVey,
Secretary; Otto Brown, Treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association of East Oakland — Meets at
Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, Second Monday evening of
each month. O. Whipple, President; E. Bangle, Secretary
George Chase. Treasurer.
Vorwaerts Lodge No 313 — Meets at Germania Hall, everv
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Wednesday evening.
Sunset Lodge (Rebekah Degree) — Meets at Masonic Hall, cor-
ner Willow and Seventh Streets, Friday evening of each
month. Mrs. M. Maguire, N. G.; Mrs. M. E. Gould, Record-
ing Secretary; Mrs. Delia A. Collins, Treasurer.
Ancient Order United Workmen
(Hall 377 Twelfth Street, corner Franklin.)
California Lodge No. 1 — Meets at Masonic Hall (West Oak-
land)' Tuesday evening. G. H. Fonda, Master Workman;
W. H. Wilkinson, Recorder.
Oakland Lodge No. 2— Meets Friday, 377 Twelfth Street,
Brooklyn Loege No. 3 — Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East
Twelfth Street. Meets Thursday evenings of each month.
Occidental Lodge No. 6 — Meets at northeast corner Seventh
and Peralta Streets. West Oakland, Friday evening.
Pacific Lodge No. 7 — Meets Tuesday, 377 Twelfth Street.
Oak Leaf Lodge No. 35— Meets Monday, 377 Twelfth Street.
Keystone Lodge No. 64 — Meets Tuesday, 377 Twelfth Street.
Temple Lodge No. 11 — Meets at North Temescal, Monday
evening.
Bay District Lodge No. 226 — Meets at Klinkner Hall, San
Pablo Avenue Station, Tuesday evming.
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Dawn of Hope No. 1 — Meets at West Oakland second and
fourth Mondays each month. Miss M. Lynd, Mrs. K. Car-
others.
Silver Star No. 2 — Meets at North Temescal first and third
Mondays each month. Mrs. N. Babcock, Mrs. R. C. Adney.
Grand Army of the Republic.
(Hall, 419 Thirteenth Street.)
Lyon Post No. 8— Meets at G. A. R. Hall every Tuesday even-
ing. L. S. Bixby, commander.
Lyon Woman's Relief Corps No. 6 — Meets every Wednesday
at G. A. R. Hall, at 2 P. m. Mrs. Martha A. Simon, Pres-
ident; Mrs. De Irena Fields, Secretary.
Appomattox Relief Corps, W. R. C. — Meets every Tuesday at
G. A. R. Hall, at 2 P. M. Mrs. Gertrude Smythe, President;
Mrs. G. W . Bolser, Secretary.
Appomattox Post No. 50 — Meets at G. A. R. Hall every Tuesday
evening. W. R. Thomas, Commander.
Mother Bickerdyke Loyal Ladies' League No. 5 — Object, to
alleviate distress in the ranks of the old soldiers and their
families. Drucilla F. Winchester, President; Kate W. Rein-
oehl, Treasurer; Carrie E. King, Secretary.
Military Organizations.
Company A Fifth Infantry, 2d Brigade, N. G. C. — Meets at
Armory Hall, corner Washington and Twelfth Streets,
Thursday evening each week, 2d Lieutenant Joseph B.
Lauck, commanding.
Company C Third Infantry, 2d Brigade, N. G. C. — Meets at
Armory Hall, corner Franklin and Twelfth Streets, Tuesday
evening each week. Henry Levy, Captiin.
Company F Fifth Infantry, 2d Brigade, N. G. C. — Meets at
Armory Hall, corner Washington and Twelfth Streets, Mon-
day evening each week, Captain E. C. Parsons, commanding.
American Legion of Honor.
Council No. 192— Meets at G. A. R. Hall, 1419 Thirteenth
Street, second and fourth Wednesdays each month. James
Hill, Commander; Wm. I. Bailey, Vice-Commander; Mrs. E.
B. Farrington, Secretary.
Union Council, No. 168 (East Oakland)— Meets at Odd Fellows'
Hall, 555 East Twelfth Street, second and fourth Friday
nvenings. Mrs. Anna Liese, Commander; Mrs. M. J. Ham-
ilton, Secretary.
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Council No. 1889— Meets at Kohler's Hall, 1506 Seventh Street,
first and third Wednesdays each month. Win, J. Pettigrew,
Commander; C. T. Jenkins, Secretary.
Unity Council, No. 194 — Meets at Masonic Hall, corner Willow
and Seventh Streets, second and fourth Mondays each month.
W. S. Snook, Commander; Geo. W. Snook, Secretary; Dr.
A. G. Anthony, Treasurer.
Knights of Honor.
Clinton Lodge No. 2019— Meets at Washington Hall, 307 East
Twelfth Street, second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. J. H. Hayes, Dictator; Wm. H. Wood, Reporter;
Geo. H. True, Treasurer.
Golden State Lodge No. 2058— Meets at Pythian Hall, 1056
Broadway, second and fourth Tuesdays each month.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 1889— Meets at Kohler's Hall, 1506 Seventh
Street, second and fourth Thursdays each month. Wm.
Wilkinson, Dictator; T. H. McDonald, Secretary; N. B.
Hoyt, Treasurer.
Knights of the G-olden Rule.
Oakland Castle No. 69— Meets at A. O. U. W. Hall, corner
Franklin and Twelfth Streets, second and fourth Wednesdays
each month.
United Order of Honor.
Fidelity Lodge No. 57 — Meets first and third Wednesdays each
month at Shattuck Hall, 453 Eighth Street, corner Broad-
way. W. W. Moore, President; Chas. F. Smith, Secretary.
Guardian Lodge No. 184 — Meets at Pythian Hall, 1056 Broad-
way, second and fourth Saturday evenings each month. C.
W.* Gibson, P. P.; W7. A. Knowles, P.; Mrs. E. M. Hanavan,
Secretary; H. H. Skilling, Treasurer.
Oakland Lodge No. 55 — Meets at Shattuck Hall, 453 Eighth
Street, corner Broadway, second and fourth Saturday even-
ings. Mrs. E. Fitzgerald, President; Mrs. N. C. Anderson,
Secretary; A. H. Anderson, Treasurer.
Athenian Lodge No. 128 — Meets first and third Saturday even-
ings at Pythian Hall, 1056 Broadway. W. B. Moody, Pres-
ident; Mrs. E. M. Hanavan, Secretary.
Independent Order of Good Templars.
An association formed for the promotion of temperance. The
Good Templars' Home for Orphans at Vallejo, Cal. (erected
1869), is sustained by this order.
Fountain Lodge No. 193 — Meets at Medical Hall, Clay between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets, every Monday evening.
Athens Lodge No. 286 — Meets at Medical Hall every Friday
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Prohibition Lodge No. 412 — Meets at Congregational Church,
Chase near Wood Street, every Tuesday evening.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 384 — Meets at Washington Hall, 307
East Twelfth Street, every Friday evening.
Oakland Lodge No. 520 — Meets at hall, corner Thirty-fourth
and Ettie Streets, every Tuesday evening.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
The object of the Union is for the inculcation and spread of tem-
perance principles. Officers: Mrs. S. J. Churchill, San Jose,
President; Mrs. H. H. Havens, Oakland, Corresponding Sec-
retary; Mrs. S. G. Chamberlain, Oakland, Treasurer.
United Ancient Order of Druids.
Oakland Grove No. 24 — Meets at Germania Hall every Mon-
day evening. John C. Olsen, Treasurer; Daniel Siesbuttel,
Secretary.
Mistletoe Grove No. 54 — Meets at Druids Hall, corner Adeline
and Seventh Streets, every Tuesday evening.
East Oakland Grove No. 49 — Meets at Schimmelpfennig's
Hall, 764 East Twelfth Street, East Oakland, every Thurs-
day evening. W. T. Richmond, Noble Arch; Peter Arnolds,
Vice- Arch; F. Schimmelpfennig, Treasurer; W. T. Bailey,
Secretary.
Ancient Order of Foresters.
Court Pacific No. 7115 — Meets at Germania Hall, every Tues-
day evening. Wm. Steele, P. C. R.; C. H. Bremer, C. R.;
A. Van Alstine, S. C. R.; — Jacobs, Recording Secretary;
M. J. O'Gara, Financial Secretary; A. O. Clark. Treasurer.
Court City of Oakland No. G959 — Meets at hall, corner Adeline
and Seventh Streets, first and third Tuesdays of each month.
Wm. Rettig, C. R.; Joseph Nethercote, S. C. R. ; B. F. Conger,
Secretary.
Court Shell Mound No. 7261 — Meets at Klinkner Hall, San
Pablo Avenue Station, every Thursday evening. R. Lloyd,
C. R.
Companions of the Forest — Meets second and fourth Monday
of each month, at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Knights of Pythias.
Oakland Division No. 4, Uniform Rank — Meets at Armory
Hall, corner Washington and Twelfth Streets, every Tues-
day evening. A. C. McAlpine, Commander: Henry A. Hol-
land, Recorder.
Oakland Lodge No. 103 — Meets at Pythian Hall, 1050 Broad-
way, every Friday evening. E. J. Hahn, C. C. ; H. Levy,
K. of R. S.
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HEBREW SOCIETIES.
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Live Oak Lodge No. 17 — Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner
Franklin and Eleventh Streets, each Wednesday evening.
George Nelson, C. C. ; Henry A. Holland, Recorder.
Liberty Division No. 11, Uniform Rank — Meets at Hanson's
Hall, corner Goss and Wood Streets, West Oakland, each
Monday evening. A. C. McAlpin, Commander; P. M. Wat-
kins, Recorder.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 32 (East Oakland) — Meets every Monday
evening at Schimmelpfennig's Hall, 764 East Twelfth Street.
West Oakland Lodge No*. 141— Meets at Masonic Hall, corner
Willow and Seventh Streets, Tuesday evening of each month.
A. M. Barrett, 0. C.; R. G. Graham, K. of R. S.
Order of Chosen Friends.
Council No. 188 — Meets at Klinkner Hall, San Pablo Avenue
Station, Saturday evenings. D. A. Hogshead, C. C.
Oakland Council No. 20 — Meets at Masonic Hall, corner Wal-
low and Seventh Streets, first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month. John Thompson, Councillor; J. C. Gohrman,
Secretary.
Unity Council No. 179— Meets at Pythian Hall, 1056 Broad-
way, first and third Tuesday evenings each month.
Oak Leaf Council No. 155 — Meets at Grand Army Hall, 419
Thirteenth Street, first and third Wednesday evenings of each
month. George M. Fronk.
Golden State Lodge No. 40 (North Temescal) — Meets at hall
opposite post-office, second and fourth Wednesday evenings
each month. Joseph Pedrini, C; Miss Mary E. Burdick,
Secretary; Mrs. L. D. Lusk, Treasurer.
United Friends of the Pacific.
Council No. 6Q — Franz Senram, Chief Councillor; residence, 1731
Fourteenth Street.
Clinton Council No. 63 — Meets at Washington Hall, 307 East
Twelfth Street, Tuesday evening of each month. J. R. Ca-
pell, Chief Councillor; Mrs. F. W. Davis, Secretary.
Brooklyn Council No. 50 (East Oakland) — Meets at Schim-
melpfennig's Hall, 764 East Twelfth Street, every Tuesday
evening.
HEBREW SOCIETIES.
Independent Order B'nai B'rith.
Oakland Lodge No. 252 — Meets at corner Thirteenth and Clay
Streets, every Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. M. A. Sam-
uels, President; J. Krischner, Vice-President; E. Bernstein,
Secretary; J. M. Cohen, Treasurer.
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Chavra Kedusha— A Hebrew benevolent association. M. H.
Coffee, President; M. Jonas, Secretary.
Daughters of Israel — A benevolent association organized for
the relief of the needy of the Hebrew persuasion. Meetings
held in the vestry of the synagogue. Mrs. R. Beel, Presi-
dent; Mrs. R. Coffee, Secretary.
ROMAN CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Young Men's Institute — Meets at St. Mary's Hall. James
Kennedy, President.
Young Men's Institute No. 8 — Meets at Masonic Hall, corner
Willow and Seventh Streets, second and fourth Wednesdays
of each month. James Henneberry, President; Michael O.
Day, Recording Secretary; Roger" Sicotte Corresponding
Secretary.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Division No. 3 — Meets at St. Mary's Hall, corner Grove and
Seventh Streets, second Wednesdav of each month. Patrick
Mullen, President.
Division No. 2 — Meets at St. Mary's Hall, cor Grove and Sev-
enth Streets, second Tuesday of each month. James Sul-
livan, President.
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society — Meets at St. Mary's Hall,
corner Grove and Seventh Streets, first Monday in each
month. Owen Lafferty, President.
GERMAN SOCIETIES.
(Germania Hall, 832-836 Webster Street.)
Germania Hall Association — Meets first Tuesday in each
month; David Vogt, President ; John Martens, Secretary; F.
Senram, Treasurer.
Oakland Turn Verein — Meets at Germania Hall first and
third Wednesday in each month. P Conradi, President; G.
Schmidt, First Secretary; Frank Sanderleider, First Treas-
urer; W. Levy, Librarian.
German Evangelical Association — Meets at Kohler's Hall,
1506 Seventh Street, every Sunday; services commencing
at 10 A. M. and 7 P. M., Rev. C. Griin, Pastor.
Verein Eintracht.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Eintracht Hall, 856 Webster.
Hans Zoellner, President; Bernard Moeves, Vice-President;
Chris. Goerner, Recording Secretary; Ferd. Schroeder, Fi-
nancial Secretary; Theo Hansen, Treasurer.
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California Lodge No. 2 — Meets at Germania Hall every Thurs-
day evening. F. Dahnke, President; C. Blessing, Secretary;
David Vogt, Treasurer.
Red Men.
Alameda Stamm No. 113 — Meets at Germania Hall every Sun-
day evening. P. W. Schroeder, O. Ch.; Powell Schubert,
W. Ch. ; Otto Sesland, Secretary; David Vogt, Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS- SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC.
Ensemble Club.
Meets every Monday at 12:45 P. M., at Hamilton Hall.
Fruit and Flower Mission.
An association of young ladies who minister to the poor sick in
hospitals and tenements, by taking them fruits, flowers, deli-
cacies, and reading matter. Rooms, 1375 Broadway. Miss
Frances M. Bower, President; Miss Eva Lukins, Treasurer;
Miss Sara G. Ward, Secretary.
Knights of the Golden Rule.
Meets Thursday evenings, at 1015 Clay.
Oakland Bar Association.
A. A. Moore, President; J. C. Martin, Vice-President; Geo- E. De
Golia, Secretary; Geo. D. Metcalf, Treasurer.
Societa di Mutuo Soccorso Delia.
Guardia Cristoforo Colombo — An Italian benevolent asso-
ciation. Meets at hall, 416 Eighth Street, first Saturday
evening each month. Leonardo Paggi, President; Giuseppe
Folcia, Secretary.
Semandade Portuguesa da Ordem de Espirito Santo de
(West Oakland).
A Portuguese benevolent incorporation. Trustees: Antonio Cruz,
Antonio Vieira, August Smith.
Dania Society.
A Danish benevolent association. Meets at hall, 864J Broadway,
every Wednesday evening. John F Tyllesen, President ;
— Jorgensen, Secretary.
Sons of St. George.
Meets Friday evening at Albion Lodge, 1015 Clay.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers-
Division No. 2S3-Meets*at Kohler's Hall, 1506 Seventh Street
every Friday evening.
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St. Andrew's Society.
Organized for the purpose of affording relief to the sick and needy
Scotch. Meets at Pythian Hall, 1056 Broadway, every
Thursday evening. Peter Thomson, President: D. Edward
Collins, Vice-President ; Jas. P. Taylor, Financial Secretary.
Dr. W. H. Craig, Treasurer; John Thexton, Recording Sec-
retary.
Native Sons of the Golden West.
Oakland Parlor No. 50 — Meets at Pythian Hall, 1056 Broad-
way, every Wednesday evening. Charles E. Snook, Presi-
dent ; W. 0. Cullen, Secretary.
Oakland Typographical Union, No- 36.
C. D. Rodgers, President; T. W. Lockwood, Secretary, E. A.
Cook, Treasurer.
Deutscher Club.
Meets 461J Twelfth Street. J. F. W. Bahls, President; A. Koe-
nig, Secretary.
Ebell Society.
Meets in Hamilton Hall last Saturday of each month. Miss Dean,
President.
Reliance Athletic Club.
Meets second floor Masonic Temple. J. W. Tompkins, President;
E. F. Delger, Vice-President; Chan. G. Bishop, Secretary;
William G. Elder, Treasurer. Board of Directors: J. W.
Tompkins, E. F. Delger, R. M. Fitzgerald, C. A. Bon, Chas.
H. Lovell, O. C. Musser, and Chan. G. Bishop.
Columbia Rowing Club of Oakland.
(Boat house foot of Alice Street near Alice Street Bridge.)
Number of boats, ten, viz. : one four-oared barge, two four-oared
shells, one pair-oared lapstreak, two single gigs, one single
lapstreak, two single shells, one canoe. James M. Costigan,
President; Samuel J. Taylor, Vice-President; Leon D. Smith,
Secretary; Frank G. Drum, Treasurer; W. H. Mahoney
Captain; Henry H. Smith, Vice-Captain. Directors: C. R.
Yates, William McPherson, J. A. Folger, Jr. Address all
communications to the secretary.
MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS, HOSPITALS AND BENEV-
OLENT INSTITUTIONS.
Oakland Hospital and Home for Invalids — Located on
Twelfth between Jackson and Madison Streets. E. H.
Woolsey, M. D., physician in charge.
Health Office — No. 510 Fifteenth Street, under charge of D.
D. Crowley, M. D.
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Alameda County Medical Association — Organized October 25,
1869. A. G. Anthony, M. D., President; E. W. Buck,
M. D., Vice-President; L. S. Burchard, M. D., Secretary; R.
Harmon, Treasurer. Number of active members, 338; num-
ber of honorary members, 4 ; number of non-resident mem-
bers, 12. Meets at 1155 Broadway, second Tuesday evening
of each month.
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association.
(Office, Masonic Hall, corner of Willow and Seventh Streets.)
Incorporated July 21, 1857. Meetings held at hall Monday and
Thursday evenings. A. Sbarboro, Secretary.
Home Security Building and Loan Association of Ala-
meda County.
(Office, 457 Ninth Street, Oakland.)
This association is managed by a board of nine trustees, elected
yearly by the shareholders. Meetings held twice a month.
Chas. K. Clark, Secretary.
BANKS.
The Oakland Bank of Savings — Incorporated August 13,
1867. Located northeast corner Broadway and Twelfth
Streets. E. C. Sessions, President; W. W. Garth waite, Cash-
ier. Authorized capital, $1,000,000; Capital and Reserve
Fund, $500,000.
First National Bank of Oakland — Incorporated May 15,
1875. Located at 1000 Broadway. V. D. Moody, President;
John E. Ruggles, Vice-President; A. D. Thompson, Cashier.
Capital, $100,000 ; surplus, $100,000.
Union National Bank — Incorporated May 26, 1875. Located
southeast corner Broadway and Ninth Street. Thos. Prather,
President; C. E. Palmer, Cashier. Capital, $150,000.
Union Savings Bank — Incorporated May 26, 1869. Located
southeast corner of Ninth and Broadway. J. West Martin,
President; A. E. H. Cramer, Treasurer. Loans, $1,748,739.-
67; deposits, $1,691,670.78; Capital and Reserve Fund, $300,-
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NEWSPAPERS.
Signs of the Times — A 16-page, weekly, religious paper. Pub-
lished by the Pacific Press Publishing Co., corner Castro
Street and Central Avenue. Subscription, $2.00 per year.
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American Sentinel — An 8-page monthly paper, devoted to the
defense of American institutions. Published bv Pacific
Press Publishing Co., corner Castro Street and Central Ave-
nue. Subscription price, 50 cents per year.
Pacific Health Journal and Temperance Advocate — Thirty-
two pages. Devoted to health and temperance. Published
monthly, by the Pacific Press Publishing Co., .corner
Castro Street and Central Avenue. Subscription price,
Si. 00 per year.
Daily Morning Times — Republican in politics. Published by
the Times Publishing Co. W. R. Bentlev, Manager
Office, 950 Broadway. Price, 50 cents per month, delivered
by carrier. Official paper of the city. Only paper in Cali-
fornia (outside of San Francisco) issued every day in the
week. Energetic, spicy, bold. Gives the latest news.
Enquirer — Issued every evening (Sundays excepted), and deliv-
ered by carriers at 35 cents a month. Republican in politics.
Frank A. Leach, Publisher and Proprietor. Office, 960
Broadway.
Daily Evening Tribune — Republican. Office, 413-417 Eighth
Street. Published by Tribune Publishing Co. Yearly sub-
scription, $6.00. Delivered at 15 cents per week. W. E.
Dargie, Manager.
East Oakland News (East Oakland) — Weekly. Republican in
politics. James D. Nairne, Proprietor. Published every
Saturday.
Oakland Sentinel — Weekly. Democratic in politics. Pub-
lished bv the Sentinel Publishing Co. Frank J Moffitt,
Manager. Office. Delger Block.
Oakland Journal (German) — Weekly. Albert Kayser, Editor
and Publisher. Office, Germania Hall, 832 Webster Street.
Post-office box, 287.
The Labor Advocate — Weekly. Published every Saturday
under the auspices of the Knights of Labor and Trades
Unions of Alameda County. Subscription, six months, 50
cents. Publication office, corner Franklin and Twelfth
Streets.
Herald of Truth — A semi-monthly paper, devoted to the
religious interests of the Pacific Coast. Granville S. Abbott,
Editor and Publisher. Subscription, $1.25 per year. 569
Eleventh Street.
California W. C. T. U. Bulletin — Published by the California
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. P. D. Browne,
Editor. Issued monthly. Twenty-five cents per year.
The Holiness Evangelist — An 8-page paper. Published in
the interest of Scriptural holiness, by A Coplin, 1171
Broadway. Subscription, 75 cents per year.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ALAMEDA COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
County Court House.
(Local ed on the west side of Broadway, bet Fourth and Fifth
Streets.)
Superior Court.
Department No. 1 — Noble Hamilton, Judge. Term expires
first Monday in January, 1889.
Department No. 2 — E. M." Gibson, Judge. Term expires first
Monday in January, 1890.
Department No. 3 — W. E. Greene, Judge. Term expires first
Monday in January, 1890.
District Attorney — Samuel P. Hall. Term expires first
Monday in January, 1889.
Deputy District Attorneys — George E. De Golia, Guy C.
Earl.
Court Commissioner — Frederick E. Whitney. Office, 957
Broadway.
Sheriff — William E. Hale. Term expires first Monday in
January, 1889.
Under Sheriff — W. S. Harlow.
Deputy Sheriffs — Charles E. Alden, J. C. Jamieson.
Jailer — E. H. Woolsey.
Assistant Jailer — John Morrison.
County Treasurer — S. Huff. Term expires January 1, 1889.
County Tax Collector — P. R. Borein. Term expires January
1, 1889.
County Assessor — Thomas M alloy. Term expires first Mon-
day in January, 1889.
County Surveyor — George L. Nusbaumer. Term expires
first Monday in January, 189. ,
Board of County Supervisors-
(Room 5, Court Hou<e.)
Chairman — J. J. Hanifin, Fourth District. Term expires
first Monday in January, 1889.
Bart Morgan, Third District. Terms expires first Monday
in January, 1889.
D. W. Martin, Second District. Term expires first Monday
in January, 1889.
W. S. Pelouze, Fifth District. Term expires first Monday in
January, 1889.
H. Dusterberry, First District. Term expires first Monday
in January, 1889.
Charles T. Boardman, Clerk.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.
Auditing and Finance — Morgan, Dusterberry, Pelouze.
Judiciary and County Buildings — Pelouze, Martin, Morgan.
Hospital — Dusterberry, Morgan, Martin.
Roads and Franchises — Martin, Pelouze, Dusterberry.
Regular Meetings, first Mondays of February, May, August,
and November.
Board of Equalization.
Consists of the County Board of Supervisors. Meets first
Monday in July and continues in session during the month.
County Board of Education..
(Room 5, Court House.)
W. F. B. Lynch, Chairman; George W. Frick, F. M. Camp-
bell, W. B. Ludlow; P. M. Fisher, Secretary.
County Superintendent of Public Schools — P. M. Fisher.
Deputy Superintendent of Public Schools — Mrs. Anna C.
Fisher.
Office days, Saturdays and Mondays, from 9 A. M. to 4 : 30
p. M.
Hall of Records.
Located on the east side of Broadway between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
County Recorder — Firman D. Hinds. Term of office ex-
pires first Monday in January, 1889.
Deputy Recorders — W. B. Hamilton, R. B. S. York.
Copyists — John C. Cohrman, Charles L Neale, Levi S. Bixby.
County Clerk and Auditor — Charles T. Boardman. Term
of office expires first Monday in January, 1889.
Deputy Clerks — James H. Pond, Rod W. Church, Robert
Edgar, Frank J. Krauth, W. M. Gilcrest.
Public Administrator — James Stanley. Term expires first
Monday in January, 1889. Office, 969 Broadway.
Coroner — George M. Fronk. Office, 1232 San Pablo Avenue.
Term expires first Monday in January, 1889.
County Infirmary.
(Post-office address, San Leandro.)
This institution is located about twelve miles from Oakland, be-
tween San Leandro and Hay wards. It affords a home for the
indigent aged and infirm, and a hospital for the needy, friendless
sick of Alameda County. During the year 1885 (inclusive of
the number on hand at the commencement of the year) there
were admitted G32, of which number 169 were natives of the
United States and 321 of foreign birth. Number of births dur-
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County Receiving Hospital.
Situated on Franklin Street in rear of Hall of Records
Building. Under the charge of Dr. H. T. Legler.
Notaries Public for Alameda County.
Fred L. Button, Oakland. Commission expires December
20, 1889.
Will H. Burrall, Oakland. Commission expires March 26,
1889.
Edward H. Bernstein. Oakland. Commission expires March
3, 1889.
Ezra Burred, Oakland. Commission expires April 1, 1889.
W. W. Blow, Oakland. Commission expires May 10, 1888.
P. D. Browne, Oakland. Commission expires October 22,
1888.
J. Calla^han, Oakland. Commission expires March 3, 1889.
A. M. Church, Oakland. Commission expires July 26, 1889.
C. L. Culvin, Oakland. Commission expires October 14,
1888.
W. J. Dingee, Oakland. Commission expires April 29, 1888.
J. H. Delehanty, Oakland. Commission expires March 15,
1888.
M. T. Dusenbury, Oakland. Commission expires January 7,
1889.
John Ellsworth, Alameda. Commission expires March 10,
1889.
R. M. Fitzgerald, Oakland. Commission expires May 5,
1888.
R. W. Graham, Livermore. Commission expires June 21,
1888.
W. Holtz, Alameda. Commission expires June 3, 1887.
Gary Howard, Oakland. Commission expires March 2,
1889.
Thomas C. Huxlev, Mission San Jose. Commission expires
May 23, 188S.
C. T. Johns, Oakland. Commission expires March 25, 1889
A. C. Lawson. Oakland. Commission expires December 9
1888.
Max Marcuse, Oakland. Commission expires July 20, 1888
H. J. McAvov, Oakland. Commission expires December 29
1888.
William A. Mix, Oakland. Commission expires April 1
1889.
J. W. Moss, Oakland. Commission expires April 1, 1889.
A. Koenig, Oakland. Commission expires May 27, 1888.
Hiram A. Luttrell, Oakland. Commission expires April 19,
1888.
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A. J. McLeod, Livermore. Commission expires April 13,
1888.
A. B. Merrill, Berkeley. Commission expires February 13,
1888.
B. McFadden, Oakland. Commission expires April 19, 1888.
C. C. Marsh, Brooklyn. Commission expires March 3, 1887.
Anthony G. Oakes, Havwards. Commission expires Septem-
ber 26, 1888.
John R. Palmerj Pleasanton. Commission expires May 3,
1888.
W. W. Palmer, Alameda. Commission expires May 3, 1888.
W. L. Prather, Oakland. Commission expires July 18, 1889.
J. B. Richardson, Oakland. Commission expires April 8,
1887.
George W. Reed. Oakland. Commission expires May 3,
1888.
M. L. Rawson, San Leandro. Commission expires January
27, 1889.
W. K. Rowell, Oakland. Commission expires March 3,
1888.
Ed. C. Robinson, Oakland. Commission expires January 5,
1889.
W. H. Sanborn, Sunol. Commission expires March 25,
1889.
George B. Seaman, Oakland. Commission expires December
6, 1889.
George M. Shaw, Oakland. Commission expires March 30,
1889.
Thomas A. Smith, Oakland. Commission expires December
8, 1889.
D. Stoddart, Oakland. Commission expires March 24, 1889.
Fred E. Whitney, Oakland. Commission expires June 9,
1888.
W. A. Yates, Centreville. Commission expires March 15,
1888.
Township Justices.
Alameda Township — W. H. Mahony, R. B. Tappan.
Brooklyn Township — E. G. Mathews.
Eden Township — J. D, Austin, L. J. Kenworthy.
Murray Township — R. W. Graham, A. Vanderboort.
Washington Township — E. A. Richmond, Thomas Scott.
Oakland Township — Emil Nusbaumer.
Oakland City— F. W. Henshaw, F. B. Ogden.
Berkeley Township — A. H. Morris.
Constables.
Oakland Township — J. H. Kesler, H. C. Babcock.
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First Ward — Comprises all that portion of the city lying west
of Adeline Street.
Second Ward — Comprises all that portion lying north of
Twentieth Street, and north of Delger Street, and east of
Adeline.
Third Ward — Comprises all that portion lying east of Adeline
Street, south of Twentieth and Delger Streets, west of
Broadway, and north of Tenth.
Fourth Ward — Comprises all that portion lying west of Broad-
way, south of Tenth, and north of the southerly charter
line of the city.
Fifth Ward — Comprises all that portion lying east of Broadway,
south of Twentieth and Delger, north of Tenth, and west
of dividing line of Oakland and Brooklyn Townships.
Sixth Ward — Comprises all that portion lying east of Broad-
way and south of Tenth.
Seventh Ward — Comprises all that portion lying in Brooklyn
Township.
A, south of B, continuation of Thirty-second, westerly from Per-
alta to the bay.
Adams, east of Vernon, from Bay Place northeasterly.
Adeline, between Magnolia and Chestnut, from First northerly
to San Pablo Avenue. Six hundred First, 700 Th rd, 800
Fifth, 900 Eighth, 1000 Tenth, 1100 Twelfth, 1200 Four-
teenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1400 Eighteenth, 1500 Twentieth,
1600 Twenty-second, 1700 Twenty-fourth, 1800 Twenty-
sixth, 1900 Twenty-eighth, 2000 Thirtieth, 2100 Thirty-
second, 2200 Thirty-fourth.
Albion, between Knox Place and Caledonia Avenue, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to Grove. Five hundred Telegraph
Avenue.
Alden (see Twenty-ninth).
Alice, between Harrison and Jackson, from First northerly to
Lake Merritt. (Numbered same as Franklin.)
Alpine, from Shattuck Avenue, westerly and north of Forty-
seventh.
Alta Avenue, north of Lake Merritt and east of Broadway.
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Andover, east of Elm, from Plymouth Avenue northerly to Ed-
wards. Twenty- two hundred fifty Plymouth Avenue.
B, between Yerba Buena Avenue and A (continuation of Thirty-
fourth) from Peralta westerly to the bay.
Bay, between the bay and Cedar, from Atlantic to Short. Seven
hundred fifty Atlantic, 800 William, 850 Seventh.
Bay Place, between Twenty-fifth and Merrimac Place, from
Telegraph Avenue easterly to city boundary,
Beckwith, east of Liberty, from Temescal northerly.
Benton, north of Mariposa Avenue, from Shattuck Avenue
westerly.
Birnie, between Durant and Fifteenth, from Franklin westerly
to Telegraph Avenue. Four hundred Franklin, 450 Broad-
way.
Booth, from Webster Avenue westerly to Telegraph Avenue
north of Moss Avenue.
Broadway, between Washington and Franklin, from Water
Front northerly to Thirty-sixth. Five hundred fifty Water
Front, 600 First, 650 * Second, 700 Third, 750 Fourth,
800 Fifth, 825 Sixth, 850 Seventh, 900 Eighth, 950 Ninth,
1000 Tenth, 1050 Eleventh, 1100 Twelfth, 1150 Thirteenth,
1200 Fourteenth, 1250 Fifteenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1350 Seven-
teenth, 1400 Eighteenth, 1450 Nineteenth, 1500 Twentieth,
1550 Twenty-first, 1600 Twenty-second, 1650 Twenty-third,
1700 Twenty-fourth, 1800 Bay Place, 2000 Prospect Ave-
nue, 2100 Orchard.
Brockhurst, between Thirty-second and Nolan, from Grove
westerly to San Pablo Avenue.
Brook, east of Broadway, from Orchard northerly to Webster
Avenue.
Brooklyn, between Peralta and Pacific, from Lake Merritt east-
erly to Clinton.
Brush, between West and Castro, from First northerly to San
Pablo Avenue. (Numbered same as Broadway to Twenty -
third.)
Calais, continuation of Market.
Caledonia Avenue, between Albion and Thirtieth, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to Grove. Five hundred Telegraph
Avenue.
Campbell, between Willow and Peralta, from Third northerly to
Twenty-eighth. Seven hundred Third, 750 Atlantic, 800
William, 850 Seventh, 900 Eighth, 950 Taylor, 1000 Seward,
1050 Lincoln, 1100 Twelfth, 1150 Thirteenth, 1200 Four-
teenth, 1250 Fifteenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1350 Seventeenth.
1400 Eighteenth, 1500 Twentieth, 1600 Twenty-second,
1700 Twenty -fourth.
Capital, between Lake and Stone, from Pacific northerly to
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Carroll, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Avenue*,
from East Sixteenth to Saunders.
Castro, between Brush and Grove, from First northerly to Twen-
tieth. (Numbered the same as Broadway to Twentieth.)
Cedar, between Bay and Pine, from Third northerly to Seward.
Seven hundred Third, 800 William, 850 Seventh, 900 Di-
vision, 950 Taylor.
Center, between Chester and Cypress, from First northerly to
Peralta. Six hundred First. 700 Third, 800 Fifth, 850
Seventh, 900 Eighth, 950 Ninth, 1000 Tenth, 1050 Eleventh,
1100 Twelfth, 1150 Thirteenth, 1200 Fourteenth, 1250
Fifteenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1350 Seventeenth.
Center, between Ettie and Gladding, from Twenty-eighth north-
erly to boundary line of Watts Tract.
Central Avenue (see Twelfth)
Charter (see Twenty-second).
Charter Line (Thirty -sixth).
Chase, between Taylor and Division, from Campbell westerly to
Wood. Sixteen hundred fifty Campbell, 1700 Willow.
CheriT, east of Maple, from Temescal northerly.
Chester, between Henry and Center, from First northerly to
Twelfth. (Numbered same as Center to Thirteenth.)
Chestnut, between Adeline and Linden, from First northerly to
San Pablo Avenue. (Numbered same as Adeline.)
Clay, between Jefferson and Washington, from First northerly
to San Pablo Avenue. (Numbered same as Broadway to
Seventeenth.)
Cleveland Avenue, continuation of Forty-fourth easterly from
Telegraph Avenue.
Clinton, between Pine and Jones, from Matthews Avenue north-
erly to Indian Gulch.
Clinton, north of Grant, from Thirteenth Avenue easterly to
boundary of city.
Crescent Avenue, north of Lake Merritt and east of Broadway.
Curtis, between Market and West, from Nineteenth northerly to
Twenty-second. Fourteen hundred fifty Nineteenth, 1500
Twentieth, 1525 Twenty-first, 1550 Lydia.
Curve, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, from San Pablo
Avenue westerly to Grove. Six hundred San Pablo Avenue.
Cypress, between Center and Kirkham, from First northerly to
Peralta. (Numbered the same as Kirkham, stopping at
junction of Twenty-second.)
Del-jer (see Twentieth).
Dennison, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Diamond, between Broadway and Beck with, from Temescal
Avenue northerly.
Diamond, between Broadway and Silver, from Moss Avenue
northerly.
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Division, between Taylor and Short, from Wood westerly to
the bay. Seventeen hundred fifty Wood, 1800 Pine, 1850
Cedar.
Dover, continuation of Grove.
Duncan, between Clinton and Hopkins, from Thirteenth Avenue,
easterly.
Durant, between Twentieth and Birnie, from Telegraph Avenue
easterly to Lake Merritt. Two hundred Jackson, 250 Alice,
800 Harrison, 350 Webster, 400 Franklin, 450 Broadway.
East Eighteenth, between East Seventeenth and East Nine-
teenth, from Fourth Avenue easterly to Fourteenth Avenue.
(Numbered the same as East to Fourteenth Avenue, where
it stops.)
East Eighth, continuation of Eighth Street from Lake Merritt
easterly to Seventh Avenue. Fifty First Avenue, 100 Sec-
ond Avenue, 150 Third Avenue, 200 Fourth Avenue, 250
Fifth Avenue.
East Eleventh, between East Tenth and East Twelfth, from
Lake Merritt easterly to Thirteenth Avenue. (Numbered
same as East Fourteenth to Thirteenth Avenue.)
East Fifteenth, between East Fourteenth and East Sixteenth,
from Lake Merritt easterly to eastern boundary of city.
(Numbered same as East Fourteenth, beginning at Second
Avenue.)
East Fourteenth, between East Twelfth and East Fifteenth,
from Lake Merritt easterly to boundary of city. Fifty
First Avenue, 100 Second Avenue, 150 Third Avenue, 200
Fourth Avenue, 250 Fifth Avenue, .300 Sixth Avenue, 350
Seventh Avenue, 400 Eighth Avenue, 450 Ninth Avenue,
500 Tenth Avenue, 550 Eleventh Avenue, 600 Twelfth Ave-
nue, 650 Thirteenth Avenue, 700 Fourteenth Avenue, 750
Fifteenth Avenue, 800 Sixteenth Avenue, 850 Seventeenth
Avenue, 900 Eighteenth Avenue, 950 Nineteenth Avenue,
1000 Twentieth Avenue, 1050 Twenty first Avenue, 1100
Twenty-second Avenue.
East Front, between Fallon and San Antonio Creek, from
Seventh northerly to Tenth. Eight hundred fifty Seventh,
900 Eighth, 950 Ninth.
East Nineteenth, between East Eighteenth and East Twenti-
eth, from Fourth Avenue easterly to boundary of city.
(Numlered same as East Fourteenth, beginning at Fourth
Avenue.)
East Seventeenth, between East Sixteenth and East Eighteenth,
from. Fourth Avenue easterly to boundary of city. (Num-
bered same as East Fourteenth, beginning at Fourth Avenue.)
East Seventh, between San Antonio Estuary and Easl Eighth,
from Fourth Avenue easterly to Sixth Avenue. Two hun-
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East Sixteenth, between East Fifteenth and East Seventeenth,
from Lake Merritt easterly to boundary of city. (Numbered
same as East Fourteenth, beginning at Third Avenue.)
East Tenth, between East Eighth and East Eleventh, from Lake
Merritt easterly to Tenth Avenue. (Numbered same as
East Fourteenth to Tenth Avenue.)
East Thirtieth, north of East Twenty-ninth, from Union easterly
to boundary of city. Ten hundred fifty Twenty-first Ave-
nue.
East Twelfth, continuation of Twelfth Street, between East
Eleventh and East Fourteenth, easterly to boundary of city.
(Numbered same as East Fourteenth.)
East Twentieth, between East Nineteenth and East Twenty-
first, from Matthews Avenue easterly to boundary of city.
(Numbered same as East Fourteenth, beginning at Fifth
Avenue.)
Eats Twenty-eighth, between East Twenty-seventh and East
Twenty-ninth, from Nineteenth Avenue easterly to boundary
of city. Ten hundi-ed fifty Twenty-first Avenue.
East Twenty-fifth, between East Twenty-fourth and East
Twenty-sixth, from Thirteenth Avenue easterly to boundary
of city. Eight hundred fifty Fourteenth Avenue, 950
Nineteenth Avenue, 1050 Twenty-first Avenue.
East Twenty-first, between East Twentieth and East Twenty-
second, from Matthews Avenue easterly to boundary of city.
Two hundred fifty Fifth Avenue, 350 Seventh Avenue,
400 Eighth Avenue, 450 Ninth Avenue, 550 Eleventh Ave-
nue, 650 Thirteenth Avenue, 850 Seventeenth Avenue, 950
Nineteenth Avenue, 1050 Twenty -first Avenue.
East Twenty -fourth, north of East Twenty-third, from Matthews
Avenue easterly to boundary of city. (Numbered same as
East Twenty-first.)
East Twenty-ninth, between East Twenty-eighth and East Thir-
tieth, from Union easterly to boundary of city. Ten hundred
fifty Twenty-first Avenue.
East Twenty-second, between East Twenty-first and East
Twenty-third, from Matthews Avenue easterly to boundary
of city. (Numbered same as East Twenty-first.)
East Twenty-seventh, between East Twenty-sixth and East
Twenty-eighth, from Thirteenth Avenue easterly to boundary
of city. Nine hundred Fourteenth Avenue, 1050 Twenty-
first Avenue.
East Twenty-sixth, between East Twenty-fifth and East Twenty-
seventh, from Thirteenth Avenue easterly to boundary of city.
Eight hundred seventy-five Fourteenth Avenue, 950 Nine-
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East Twenty-third, between East Twenty -second and East
Twenty-fourth, from Matthews Avenue easterly to boundary
of city. (Numbered same as East Twenty -first.)
Edwards, between Plymouth Avenue and Thirty-sixth, from
Telegraph Avenue easterly to city boundary.
Eighteenth, between Seventeenth and Nineteenth, from Telegraph
Avenue westerly to the bay. Five hundred Telegraph Ave-
nue,550 San Pablo Avenue, 650 Grove, 700 Castro, 750 Brush,
800 West, 900 Market, 950 Myrtle, 1000 Filbert, 1050 Lin-
den, 1100 Chestnut, 1150 Adeline, 1200 Magnolia, 1250
Union, 1300 Poplar, 1350 Kirkham, 1400 Cypress, 1600
Peralta.
Eighteenth Avenue, between Seventeenth and Nineteenth Ave-
nues, from San Antonio Creek northeasterly to East Twenty-
first. Eleven hundred East Twelfth, 1200 East Fourteenth,
1250 East Fifteenth, 1300 East Sixteenth, 1350 East Seven-
teenth, 1400 East Eighteenth, 1450 East Nineteenth, 1500
East Twentieth.
Eighth, between Seventh and Ninth, from East Front westerly
to Wood. (Numbered same as Seventh to Pine.)
Eighth Avenue, between Seventh and Ninth Avenues, from East
Tenth northeasterly to East Twenty-fifth. (Numbered same
as Eleventh Avenue.)
Eleventh, between Tenth and Twelfth, from Fallon westerly to
Market, and from Kirkham westerly to Center. (Numbered
same as Fourth.)
Eleventh (North Oakland) between Tenth and Twelfth, from
Powell northerly one block to Folsom.
Eleventh Avenue, between Tenth and Twelfth Avenues, from
San Antonio Creek northeasterly to Peralta. Ten hundred
East Tenth, 1050 East Eleventh, 1100 East Twelfth, 1200
East Fourteenth, 1250 East Fifteenth, 1300 East Sixteenth,
1350 East Seventeenth, 1400 East Eighteenth, 1450 East
Nineteenth, 1500 East Twentieth, 1550 East Twenty-first,
1600 East Twenty-second, 1700 East Twenty-fourth, 1750
East Twenty-fifth.
Elizabeth, from San Antonio Creek to railroad track.
Elm, between Telegraph Avenue and Andover, from Hawthorne
northerly to Edwards.
Emery (Emery Tract) northerly from Peralta to Park.
Erie, continuation of Forty-second easterly from Telegraph Ave-
nue.
Ettie (Halleck) between Hannah and Center, from Twenty-
eighth to Park Avenue.
Evoy Avenue (see Fortieth).
Excelsior, north of Lincoln, from Lake Merritt easterly to Thir-
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Fallon, between Oak and East Front, fron Sixth northerly to
Thirteenth. Eight hundred twenty-five Sixth. 850 Seventh,
900 Eighth, 950 Ninth, 1000 Tenth, 1050 Eleventh, 1100
Twelfth.
Fifteenth, between Fourteenth and Sixteenth, from Madison
westerly to Jackson ;. Franklin westerly to Broadway, from
San Pablo westerly to Market, from Kirkham westerly to
Willow. One hundred fifty Madison, 400 Franklin, 450
Broadway, 500 San Pablo, 550 Clav, 600 Jefferson. 650 Grove,
700 Castro, 750 Brush, 800 West, 1350 Kirkham, 1400
Cypress, 1450 Center, 1600 Peralta, 1650 Campbell.
Fifteenth Avenue, between Commerce and Sixteenth Avenue,
from East Twelfth northeasterly to East Nineteenth.
Eleven hundred East Twelfth, 1200 East Fourteenth, 1250
East Fifteenth, 1300 East Sixteenth, 1350 East Seventeenth,
1450 East Eighteenth.
Fifth, between Fourth and Sixth, from Oak westerly to Peralta.
(Numbered same as Seventh to Campbell.)
Fifth (North Oakland) between Eighth and the bay, from Powell
northerly. #
Fifth Avenue, between Fourth and Sixth Avenues, from East
Eighth northeasterly to Matthews Avenue. Nine hundred
fiftv East Eighth, 1000 East Tenth, 1050 East Eleventh,
1100 East Twelfth, 1200 East Fourteenth, 1250 East Fif-
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East Eighteenth, 1450 East Nineteenth, 1500 East Twenti-
eth, 1550 East Twenty-first, 1600 East Twenty-second.
Filbert, between Linden and Myrtle, from First northerly to San
Pablo Avenue. (Numbered same as Adeline to Thirty-third.)
First, between Water Front and Second, from Madison westerly
to Peralta. (Numbered same as Seventh.)
First Avenue, between Lake Merritt and Second Avenue, from
East Eleventh northeasterly to East Fifteenth. Ten hun-
dred fifty East Eleventh. 1100 East Twelfth, 1200 East
Fourteenth.
Folsom (North Oakland) one block north of and parallel with
Powell, from San Pablo Avenue westerly.
Ford, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Fortieth, from Telegraph Avenue easterly to Adeline, between
Thirty-ninth and Forty-first.
Forty-fifth, between Forty-fourth and Forty-sixth, from San
Pablo Avenue to Telegraph Avenue.
Forty-first, between Fortieth and Forty-second, from San Pablo
Avenue to Telegraph Avenue.
Forty- lOlirth, between Forty-third and Forty-fifth, from San
Pablo Avenue to Telegraph Avenue.
Forty-second, between Forty-first and Forty third, from San
Pablo Avenue to Telegraph Avenue.
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Forty-seventh, north of Forty-sixth .
ForVy-sixtll, between Forty-fifth and Forty-seventh, from San
Pablo Avenue to Telegraph Avenue.
Forty-third, between Forty-second and Forty-fourth, from San
Pablo Avenue to Telegraph Avenue.
Fourteenth, between Thirteenth and Fifteenth, from Fallon
westerly to the bay. (Numbered same as Eighth.)
Fourteenth Avenue, between Thirteenth and Fifteenth Avenues,
from San Antonio Creek northeasterly to city boundary.
Ten hundred fifty East Eleventh, 1100 East Twelfth,
1200 East Fourteenth, 1250 East Fifteenth, 1300 East Six-
teenth, 1350 East Seventeenth, 1400 East Eighteenth, 1450
East Nineteenth, 1500 East Twentieth, 1550 East Twenty-
first, 1600 East Twenty-second, 1650 East Twenty-third.
Fourth, between Third and Fifth, from Oak westerly to Market.
One hundred Oak, 150 Madison, 200 Jackson, 250 Alice, 300
Harrison, 350 Webster, 400 Franklin, 450 Broadway, 500
Washington, 550 Clay, 600 Jefferson, 650 Grove, 700 Castro,
750 Brush.
Fourth Avenue, between Third and Fifth Avenues, from East
Ninth northeasterly to East Nineteenth. (Numbered same
as Fifth Avenue to East Nineteenth.)
Franklin Street. Six hundred First, 650 Second, 700 Third,
750 Fourth, 800 Fifth, 826 Sixth, 850 Seventh, 900 Eighth,
950 Ninth, 1000 Tenth, 1050 Eleventh, 1100 Twelfth, 1150
Thirteenth, 1200 Fourteenth, 1250 Fifteenth, 1400 Durant,
1450 Durant.
Frederick, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Frederick (see Nineteenth).
Fruit VaJe Avenue, east of East Oakland, running north and
south.
Geary (see Thirty-ninth).
Genoa, between Calais and Harper, from Benton to Tehama.
Gladding, between Center and Surryhne, from A northerly to
boundary line of Watts Tract.
Gold, between Telegraph Avenue and Broadway, from Moss
Avenue northerly.
GrOSS, between Seventh and Division, from Willow westerly to the
bay. Seventeen hundred Willow, 1750 Wood, 1800 Pine,
1850 Cedar.
Grant, between Montgomery and Clinton, easterly from Moraga
Valley Road.
Grove, bet Castro and Jefferson, from First northerly to Thirty-
sixth. (Numbered same as Market.)
Halleck (Emery Tract, see Ettie).
Hampell, between Milbury and Reed, from Thirteenth Avenue
easterly.
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Hannah, between Helen and Ettie, from Peralta northerly to H
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Harlan (Emery Tract) between Watts and Haven, from Peralta ^ O
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Harper, continuation of West.
Harrison, between Webster and Alice, from First northerly to H O
Lake Merritt. (Numbered same as Franklin.) h£ O
Haven (Emery Tract) between Harlan and Hollis, from Peralta frj 2
northerly to Park Avenue. ^Jj
Hawthorne, runs easterly from 2020 Telegraph Avenue to Web-
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Helen, between Louise and Hannah, from Peralta northerly to •
Park Avenue. k»— «i
Henry, between Lewis and Chester, from First northerly to •!■ J
Eighth. Six hundred First, 700 Third, 800 Fifth, 850 Sev- *
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Hepburn (see East Twenty-first). \^?
Hobart (see Twenty-first). *^0
Holden (Emery Tradt, see Louise). ^
Hollis (Emery Tract) between Holden and Haven, from Peralta
northerly to Park Avenue
Hopkins, between Duncan and Wilson from Thirteenth Avenue
easterly.
Horton (Emery Tract, see Helen). { .
Howard, from Webster Avenue westerly, north of Booth. \^\J
Howard, between Stone and Watson, from Pacific northerly to |— rH
Prospect. r .
Howe, west of Webster Avenue, from Booth to cemetery. ' ij
Hubbard (Emery Tract, see Hannah). ^— ^
Huff Avenue (see East Twenty -seventh). ^^
Humbert (see East Twentieth). ' Jl
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Isabella, between Twenty-second and Milton, from San Pablo
Avenue westerly to Market. Eight hundred San Pablo Av-
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Jackson, between Alice and Madison, from First northerly to . 8
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John, from Webster Avenue westerly, between Gaskill and J? y
Mather. 2 £
Jones, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second, from Telegraph Jjj
Avenue westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Five hundred Tele- • £S
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Jones, east of Clinton Avenue, from Matthews Avenue north- ef
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Julia (or Thirtieth Avenue) from East Fourteenth to East Six-
teenth
Kennedy, west of Park Avenue.
Kin^, south of Valdez.
Kirk ham, between Cypress and Poplar, from First northerly to
Peralta. (Numbered same as Adeline to Twenty-fifth.)
Knox Place, between Sycamore and Albion, westerly from Tele-
graph Avenue. Five hundred Telegraph Avenue.
Lake, north of Fourteenth, from Jackson easterly to Lake Mer-
ritt. One hundred Oakland, 150 Madison.
Lake Avenue, continuation of Lake Shore Avenue.
Lake Shore Avenue, between Lake Street and Lake Merritt,
from Bay Street northeasterly.
Lake Street, between Lake Shore Avenue and Capital, from
Brooklyn northerly to Prospect.
Laurel (see Twenty-fifth).
Lee, east of Oakland Avenue, northeasterly from Bay Place.
Lewis, between Peralta and Henry, from First northerly to Per-
alta. Six hundred First, 700 Third, 800 Fifth.
Liberty, east of Maple, from Temescal northerly.
Lincoln, between Excelsior and Prospect, from Bay to Matthews
Avenue.
Lincoln, between East Thirtieth and Montgomery, from Thir-
teenth Avenue easterly to boundary of city.
Lincoln, between Seward and Twelfth, from Peralta westerly to
the bay. Sixteen hundred Peralta, 1700 Willow, 1650
Campbell, 1750 Wood, 1800 Pine.
Linden, between Chestnut and Filbert, from First northerly to
San Pablo Avenue. (Numbered same as Adeline to Thirty-
third.)
Linden, continuation of Forty-fifth, easterly from Telegraph Av-
enue.
Livingston, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Locust (see Twenty-third).
Logan (see Thirty-sixth).
Louise, between Hollis and Helen, from Peralta northerly to
Park Avenue.
Lowell, west of Adeline from Sonoma to Menlo.
Lydia, between Twenty-lirst and Twenty-second, from Brush
westerly to Market. Seven hundred fifty Brush, 800 West,
850 Curtis.
Madison, between Jackson and Oak, from First northerly to
Lake Merritt. (Numbered same as Franklin to Fifteenth.)
Madison (see East Fifteenth).
Magnolia, between Union and Adeline, from First northerly to
Thirty-sixth. (Numbered same as Adeline.)
Maple (formerly Maiden Lane) between Wood and Pine, from
Taylor southerly one block.
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Maple, between Telegraph Avenue and Cherry, from Temescal
northerly.
Mariposa Avenue, between Merced Avenue and Benton, from
Dover easterly, crossing Shattuck Avenue, to Telegraph Av-
enue.
Market, between Myrtle and West, from First northerly to
Thirty-sixth. Six hundred First, 650 Second, 700 Third,
750 Fourth, 800 Fifth, 825 Sixth, 850 Seventh, 900 Eighth,
950 Ninth, 1000 Tenth, 1050 Eleventh, 1100 Twelfth, 1200
Fourteenth, 1250 Fifteenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1350 Seven-
teenth, 1400 Eighteenth, 1450 Nineteenth, 1500 Twentieth,
1525 Twenty-first, 1550 Lydia, 1600 Twenty-second, 1650
Twenty-third, 1700 Twenty-fourth, 1800 Twenty-sixth, 1900
Twenty-eighth, 2000 Thirtieth, 2050 Thirty-first, 2100
Thirty-second, 2200 Nolan, 2250 Brown, 2300 Walton.
Maryland, from San Antonio Creek to railroad track.
Mather, from Webster Avenue westerly, north of John.
Matthews Avenue, continuation of Fourth Avenue northwest-
erly from East Nineteenth.
McCall, between Dover and Shattuck Avenue, from Benton to
Mono Avenue.
Menlo, north of Sutter, from Shattuck Avenue westerly to San
Pablo Avenue.
Merced Avenue, between Mono and Mariposa, from Dover east-
erly, crossing Shattuck Avenue, to Telegraph Avenue.
Merriniac Place, between Bay Place and Prospect Avenue, from
Telegraph Avenue easterly to Webster.
Millbliry, north of Wilson from Thirteenth Avenue easterly.
Milton, between Isabella and Twenty-sixth, from San Pablo Av-
enue westerly to Market. Eight hundred fifty San Pablo
Avenue.
Minna continuation of Forty- third easterly from Telegraph Av-
enue.
Mitchell (or Twenty-ninth Avenue) from East Sixteenth to
Saunders.
Mono Avenue, south of Merced Avenue, from Dover easterly to
Shattuck Avenue.
Monroe (see East Sixteenth).
Montague, north of Powell, from San Pablo Avenue to the bay.
Montgomery, between Lincoln and Grand, from Thirteenth Av-
enue easterly to boundary of city.
Montgomery, between Broadway and Webster Avenue, from
Booth to cemetery.
Moraga Yalley Road, continuation of Thirteenth Avenue.
Moss Avenue (Thirty-seventh) north of Thirty-sixth, from Tele-
graph Avenue to Webster.
Mound, north of Excelsior, from Clinton easterly.
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Myrtle, between Filbert and Market, from First northerly to San
Pablo Avenue. (Numbered same as Market to Thirty-third.)
New, between Pine and Cedar, south from Taylor one block.
New Broadway (see Broadway).
Nineteenth (Frederick) between Telegraph and San Pablo Ave-
nues, and Eighteenth and Twentieth, from Telegraph
Avenue westerly to Market. Five hundred Telegraph Ave-
nue, 650 Grove, 700 Castro, 800 West, 850 Curtis, 1100 from
Adeline to Magnolia.
Nineteenth Avenue, between Eighteenth and Twentieth Ave-
nues, from San Antonio Creek northeasterly to East Twenty-
ninth. Eleven hundred East Twelfth, 1200 East Fourteenth,
1250 East Fifteenth, 1300 East Sixteenth, 1350 East Seven-
teenth, 1400 East Eighteenth, 1450 East Nineteenth, 1500
East Twentieth, 1550 East Twenty-first, 1600 East Twenty-
second, 1650 East Twenty-third, 1700 East Twenty-fourth,
1750 East Twenty-fifth, 1800 East Twenty-sixth, 1850 East
Twenty-seventh, 1900 East Twenty-eighth.
Ninth, between Eighth and Tenth, from East Front westerly to
Market. (Numbered same as Fourth.)
Ninth (North Oakland), between Eighth and Tenth, from Powell
northerly one block to Folsom.
Ninth Avenue, between Eighth and Tenth Avenues, from East
Tenth northeasterly to Peralta. Ten hundred East Tenth,
1050 East Eleventh, 1100 East Twelfth, 1200 East Four-
teenth, 1250 East Fifteenth, 1300 East Sixteenth, 1350 East
Seventeenth, 1400 East Eighteenth, 1450 East Nineteenth,
1500 East Twentieth, 1550 East Twenty-first, 1600 East
Twenty-second, 1650 East Twenty-third, 1700 East Twenty-
fourth.
Nolan, between Brockhurst and Brown, from Grove westerly to
San Pablo Avenue. Six hundred fifty Grove, 800 West, '900
Market.
Oak, between Madison and Fallon, from Fifth northerly to Lake
Merritt. Eight hundred Fifth, 825 Sixth, 850 Seventh, 900
Eighth, 950 Ninth, 1000 Tenth, 1100 Twelfth, 1200 Four-
teenth, 1250 Fifteenth.
Oak, between Watson and Spruce, from Prospect northerly to
Excelsior.
Oakland Avenue, between Broadway and Lee; northeasterly
from Bay Place.
Oakland Trotting Park, north of Emery Tract and west of
San Pablo Avenue.
Orange; continuation of Oakland Avenue.
Orchard, between Prospect Avenue and Hawthorne, from Tele-
graph Avenue easterly to city boundary.
Pacific, south of Brooklyn, from Capital easterly to Howard.
Pacific, from Peralta to Pine south of Atlantic.
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Park, west of Park Place.
Park (see Twenty-seventh).
Park Avenue, from East Twelfth near Twenty-third Avenue
southerly to Park, Alameda.
Park Avenue (Emery Tract) from San Pablo Avenue to the
bay.
Park Place, north of Spring, from Pleasant Avenue westerly.
Peralta, between Brooklyn and Prospect, from Lake Merritt
easterly to Clinton.
Peralta, east of Campbell, from First northerly to San Pablo
Avenue. Six hundred First, 700 Third, 800 Fifth, 850 Sev-
enth, 900 Eighth, 950 Ninth, 1000 Tenth, 1050 Eleventh,
1100 Twelfth, 1150 Thirteenth, 1200 Fourteenth, 1250 Fif-
teenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1350 Seventeenth, 1400 Eighteenth,
1500 Twentieth, 1600 Twenty- second, 1700 Twenty-fourth,
1800 Twenty-sixth, 1900 Twenty-eighth, 2000 thirtieth,
2100 Thirty-second, 2200 Thirty-fourth, 2300 Thirty-sixth.
Peralta Avenue, between Fruit Vale Avenue and county road
to Redwoods.
Peralta Heights, east of Lake Merritt, between East Eight-
eenth and East Twenty-first.
Perry, east of Wallsworth, extension of Oakland Avenue.
Pine, between Spruce and Clinton, from Prospect northerly to
Excelsior.
Pine, between Cedar and Wood, from Third northerly to A.
Seven hundred Third, 750 Atlantic, 800 William, 850 Sev-
enth, 875 Goss, 900 Division, 1000 Seward, 1050 Lincoln.
Pleasant Avenue, north of Lake Merritt, northerly to cemetery.
Plumas, between Tehama and Sonoma, from Shattuck Avenue
westerly to Adeline.
Plymouth Avenue, between Hawthorne Avenue and Edwards,
from Telegraph Avenue easterly to city boundary.
Poplar, between Kirkham and Union, from Eighth northerly to
Peralta. (Numbered same as Adeline to Twenty -ninth.)
Powell, north of Oakland Trotting Park, from San Pablo Ave-
nue to the bay.
Prospect, between Lincoln and Peralta, from Lake Merritt
easterly to Clinton.
Prospect Avenue, between Merrimac Place and Orchard, from
Telegraph Avenue easterly to city boundary.
Putnam, between Union and Stevens, from Clinton northerly to
Hampell.
Racine, between Telegraph and Shattuck Avenues, from Merced
Avenue to Alcatraz Avenue.
Railroad Avenue (see Seventh).
Reed, north of Hampell, from Thirteenth Avenue easterly.
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San Pablo Avenue, from Fourteenth and Broadway northerly
to Thirty -sixth. Twelve hundred Fourteenth, 1250 Fif-
teenth, 1300 Sixteenth, 1350 Seventeenth, 1400 Eighteenth,
1450 Nineteenth, 1500 Twentieth, 1550 Twenty-first, 1600
Twenty-second, 1650 Twenty-third, 1700 Twenty-fourth,
1750 Twenty-fifth, 1800 Twenty-sixth, 1850 Twenty-seventh,
1900 Twenty-eighth, 1950 Twentv-ninth, 2000 Thirtieth,
2050 Thirty-first, 2100 Thirty-second, 2200 Nolan, 2250
Brown, 2300 Walton.
Saunders, continuation of east Twenty-second.
Second, betwen First and Third, from Madison westerly to Mar-
ket. (Numbered the same as Fourth.)
Second Avenue, between First and Third Avenues, from East
Tenth northerly to East Sixteenth. Ten hundred East Tenth,
1100 East Twelfth, 1200 East Fourteenth, 1250' East Fif-
teenth.
Seventeenth, between Sixteenth and Eighteenth, from Broad-
way westerly to Market, and from Kirkham westerly to the
bay. (Numbered the same as Nineteenth.)
Seventeenth Avenue, between Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Avenues, from San Antonio Creek northeasterly to East
Twenty-fourth. (Numbered similar to Nineteenth Avenue
as far as East Twenty-fourth.)
Seventh, between Sixth and Eighth, from East Front westerly
to the bay. Fifty Fallon, 100 Oak, 150 Madison, 200 Jack-
son, 250 Alice, 300 Harrison, 350 Webster, 400 Franklin,
450 Broadway, 500 Washington, 550 Clay, 600 Jefferson,
650 Grove, 700 Castro, 750 Brush, 800 West, 900 Market,
950 Myrtle, 1000 Filbert, 1050 Linden, 1100 Chestnut, 1150
Adeline, 1200 Magnolia, 1250 Union, 1300 Poplar, 1350
Kirkham, 1400 Cypress, 1450 Center, 1500 Chester, 1550
Henry, 1600 Lewis, 1650 Campbell, 1700 Willow, 1800 Pine,
1850 Cedar.
Seventh Avenue, between Sixth and Eighth Avenues, from
San Antonio Creek northeasterly to East Twenty-fifth.
(Numbered the same as Eighth Avenue.)
Seward, between Lincoln and Taylor, from Peralta westerly to
the bay. Sixteen hundred Peralta, 1700 Willow, 1800 Pine
Shasta, between Sonoma and Sutter, from Shattuck Avenue
westerly to Adeline.
Shattuck Avenue, from junction of Forty -fifth and Telegraph
Avenue to Berkeley.
Shell Mound Avenue, south of King, East Oakland.
Shell Mound Park, on Central Pacific Railroad, west of Oak-
land Trotting Park.
Shell Mound Tract, between Livingston and Dennison, East
Oakland.
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Short, between Goss and Division, from Pine westerly to the bay.
Eighteen hundred Division, 1850 Cedar.
Silver, between Telegraph Avenue and Broadway, from Moss
Avenue northerly.
Sixteenth, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth, from Telegraph
Avenue westerly to the bay.
Sixteenth Avenue, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth Ave-
nues, from San Antonio Creek northeasterly to East Twenty-
first. (Numbered the same as Eighteenth Avenue, stopping
at East Twenty-first.)
Sixth, between Fifth and Seventh, from Fallon westerly to Mar-
ket. (Numbered the same as Fourth.)
Sixth Avenue, between Fifth and Seventh Avenues, from East
Seventh northeasterly to East Twentieth. (Numbered simi-
lar to Fifth Avenue.)
Sonoma, between Plumas and Shasta, from Shattuck Avenue
westerly to Adeline.
Spring, north of Lake Merritt, from Pleasant Avenue westerly.
Spruce, between Oak and Pine, from Prospect northerly to Ex-
celsior.
Stevens, east of Putnam, from Duncan northerly.
Stone, between Capital and Howard, from Pacific northerly to
Prospect.
Stratton (see East Twenty-sixth).
Sullivan (see East Twenty-third).
Summer, north of Lake Merritt and east of Broadway.
Summit, between Telegraph Avenue and Webster, from Pros-
pect Avenue northerly two blocks.
Surryhne, between Gladding and the bay, from A northerly to B.
Sutter, between Shasta and Menlo, from Shattuck Avenue
westerly to Adeline.
Sycamore, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Five hun-
dred Telegraph Avenue, 650 Grove.
Taylor, between Seward and Chase, from Peralta westerly to
the bay. Sixteen hundred Peralta, 1650 Campbell, 1700
Willow, 1750 Wood, 1800 Pine.
Tehama, between Alpine and Plumas, from Shattuck Avenue
westerly to Adeline.
Telegraph Avenue, from Fifteenth and Broadway northerly
to Thirty-sixth. Twelve hundred fifty Fifteenth, 1350
Seventeenth, 1450 Nineteenth, 1550 Twenty-first, 1700
Twenty-fourth, 1900 Twenty-eighth, 2100 Thirty-second,
2300 Thirty-sixth.
Tenth, between Ninth and Eleventh, from Fallon westerly to
Peralta. (Numbered the same as Seventh to Pine.)
Tenth (North Oakland) between Ninth and Eleventh, from
Powell northerly one block to Folsom.
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Tenth Avenue, between Ninth and Eleventh Avenues, from
East Tenth northeasterly to East Twentieth. (Numbered
the same as Ninth Avenue to terminus.)
Third, between Second and Fourth, from Oak westerly to the
bay. (Numbered same as First to Campbell.)
Third Avenue, between Second and Fourth Avenues, from
East Ninth northeasterly to East Sixteenth. (Numbered
the same as Fourth Avenue.)
Thirteenth, between Twelfth and Fourteenth, from Fallon
westerly to Market, and from Center westerly to Wood.
(Numbered the same as Fourth.)
Thirteenth Avenue, between Twelfth and Fifteenth Avenues,
from East Eleventh northeasterly to city boundary. (Num-
bered the same as Eleventh Avenue.)
Thirtieth, between TwTenty -ninth and Thirty -first, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to San Pablo Avenue, and between
Twenty-eighth and Thirty-second, from San Pablo Avenue
westerly to Peralta. (Numbered the same as Thii^-second.)
Thirty-fifth, between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixth, from
Telegraph Avenue westerty to San Pablo Avenue. (Num-
bered the same as Thirty-fourth.)
Thirty-first, between Thirtieth and Thirty-second, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Five hun-
dred Telegraph Avenue, 650 Grove, 800 West.
Thirty-fourth, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fifth, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to Peralta. Five hundred Telegraph
Avenue, 650 Grove, 800 West, 900 Market, 1050 Linden,
1150 Adeline.
Thirty-ninth, south of Fortieth, from San Pablo Avenue to
Telegraph Avenue.
Thirty-second, north of Thirty-first, from Telegraph Avenue
westerly to Peralta. Five hundred Telegraph Ave, 650
Grove, 800 West, 900 Market, 950 San Pablo Avenue, 1000
Filbert, 1050 Linden, 1100 Chestnut, 1150 Adeline, 1200
Magnolia, 1250 Union.
Thirty-sixth, northern boundary line of the city, from Tele-
graph Avenue westerly to Peralta. (Numbered the same as
Thirty-second.)
Thirty-third, between Thirty-second and Thirty-fourth, from
San Pablo Avenue easterly to Grove. (Numbered same as
Thirty -fourth.)
Trenor, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Twelfth, between Eleventh and Thirteenth, from Fallon west-
erly to the bay. (Numbered the same as Eighth.)
Twelfth (North Oakland) one block west of and parallel with
San Pablo Avenue, from Powell northerly one block to
Folsom.
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Twelfth Avenue, between Eleventh and Thirteenth Avenues,
from San Antonio Creek northeasterly to East Twentieth.
(Numbered the same as Eleventh Avenue to East Twentieth.)
Twentieth, between Nineteenth and Twenty-first, from Lake
Merritt westerly to Market and Feral ta, westerly to the bay.
(Numbered the same as Eighteenth.)
Twentieth Avenue, between Nineteenth and Twenty-first
Avenues, from East Twelfth northeasterly to East Twenty-
first. (Numbered same as Eighteenth Avenue.)
Twenty- eighth, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth,
from Telegraph Avenue westerly to San Pablo Avenue, and
between Twentv-sixth and Thirtieth, from San Pablo Ave-
nue westerly to Peralta. (Numbered the same as Thirty-
second.)
Twenty-fifth, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-sixth, from
Broadway westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Four hundred
fifty Broadway, 500 Telegraph Avenue, 650 Grove.
Twenty-first, between Twentieth and Twenty-second, from
Broadway westerly to Peralta. (Numbered the same as
Nineteenth.)
Twenty-first Avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-second
Avenues, from East Twelfth northeasterly to city boundary.
(Numbered the same as Nineteenth Avenue.)
Twenty-fourth, between Twenty- third and Twenty-fifth, from
Lake Merritt westerly to San Pablo Avenue, and from
Market westerly to the bay. Three hundred Waverly, 350
Valdez, 400 Webster, 450 Broadway, 500 Telegraph Avenue,
650 Grove, 900 Market, 950 Myrtle, 1000 Filbert, 1050 Lin-
den, 1100 Chestnut, 1150 Adeline, 1200 Magnolia, 1300
Poplar, 1600 Peralta, 1700 Willow, 1750 Wood.
Twenty-fourth Avenue, commences at East Sixteenth and
runs northeasterly to city limits.
Twenty-ninth, between Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth, from
Grove westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Six hundred fifty
Grove, 800 West.
Twenty-second, between Twenty-first and Twenty -third, from
Lake Merritt westerly to the bay. (Numbered the same as
Twenty-fourth.)
Twenty-second Avenue, between Twenty-first Avenue and
the city boundary, from East Twelfth northeasterly to East
Twenty-first. (Numbered the same as Eighteenth Avenue.)
Twenty-seventh, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth,
from Grove westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Six hundred
fifty Grove, 800 West.
Twenty-sixth, between Sycamore and Twenty-seventh, from
Grove westerly to San Pablo Avenue, and between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-eighth, from San Pablo Avenue westerly
to the bay. (Numbered the same as Twenty-fourth.)
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I S from Telegraph Aveuue easterly to Lake Merritt, and from r-n
| d San Pablo Avenue easterly to Grove. (Numbers correspond ^
„ * h I with Twenty-fourth as far as it extends.)
1 1 " Twenty-third Avenue, between Twenty -fourth and Twenty-
second Avenues, northeasterly to city boundary. (Num-
bered the same as Twenty-second Avenue.)
Tyler, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Union, between Poplar and Magnolia, from Second northerly to
Peralta. (Numbered the same as Adeline to Twenty-ninth.)
Valdez, between Webster and Waverly, from Twenty- second '
northerly to Twenty-fourth. Sixteen hundred Twenty- ;
second, 1650 Twenty-third.
Valdez, south of Kennedy.
Valley, between Telegraph Avenue and Broadway, from
Twenty-second northerly to Twenty-fourth. One Twenty- i
second, Fifty Twenty-third.
Vernon, continuation of Lee.
Wallace (see Twenty-eighth).
Wallsworth, east of Broad way, from Prospect northeasterly.
Walnut (see Twenty-second). "
Walton, between Brown and Thirty-sixth, from Telegraph Ave-
nue westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Five hundred Tele-
graph Avenue, 650 Grove, 800 West, 900 Market.
Washington, between Clay and Broadway, from First north- j
erly to Fourteenth. (Numbered same as Broadway to its
terminus, Fourteenth.)
Washington Square, East Fourteenth between Sixth and
Seventh Avenues.
Water, between Shell Mound Avenue and San Antonio Creek. |
Watson, east of Howard, from Pacific northeasterly to Excelsior, j
Watts (Emery Tract) between Emery and Harlan, from Peralta
northerly to Park Avenue.
Waverly, east of Valdez, from Twenty-second northerly to
Twenty-fourth. Sixteen hundred Twenty-second, 1650
Twenty-third.
Webster, between Franklin and Harrison, from First northerly
to Hawthorne Avenue. (Numbered the same as Broadway.)
Webster (see East Eighteenth).
Webster Avenue, from Central Place northeasterly to Mount-
ain View Cemetery.
West, between Market and Brush, from Sixth northerly to
Thirty-sixth. (Numbered the same as Broadway, beginning
at Sixth.)
Weston Avenue, north of Moss Avenue, from San Pablo Ave-
nue easterly to New Broadway.
Wiard's Lane, from San Pablo Avenue to Oakland Trotting |
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309,311, 3 1 3» 3 ! 5 ^ 3 1 7 Market St., S. F.
GRAIX, STOCK ANI> FRUIT RA\< IIKS.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
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William, between Nineteenth and Twentieth, from Telegraph
Avenue westerly to San Pablo Avenue. Five hundred Tel-
egraph Avenue.
William, between Seventh and Atlantic, from Peralta westerly
to the bay. Sixteen hundred Peralta, 1650 Campbell, 1700
Willow, 1750 Wood, 1800 Pine, 1850 Cedar.
Willow, between Wood and Campbell, from Third northerly to
Twenty-eighth. (Numbered the same as Campbell.)
Willow, from San Antonio Creek to Park Avenue.
Wilson, between Hopkins and Milbury, from Thirteenth Ave-
nue easterly.
Wood, between Pine and Willow, from Third northerly to A.
(Numbered the same as Campbell.)
C. A. STEVENS,
MAA2HIIVJE BlIVIFE PLAITING.
Fine Silks and Buntings a Specialty. Work Done While Waited For.
This is the only machine plaiting works in Oakland, and the only place where knife plaiting is
done at city prices, 2 cents per yard. Don't mistake the place,
859 Broadway, 4 Doors From Seventh St., Upstairs, Boom 26.
Railroad Line to Piedmont.
To reach the Piedmont Hotel, Park and Mineral Springs, take the
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These Cars are open, and the seats elegantly upholstered. The Route,
winding through lovely scenery, gradually ascends the highlands over-
looking the city and bay, and the landscapes are conceded by tourists to
be among the finest in the world. With the balmy air, sharpened just
enough by the ocean breezes, the body feels exhilarated to an extent un-
known in any of the suburban three-mile rides of San Francisco. Cars
run regularly week-days and Sundays.
. BLAIR, Proprietor.
The Mutual Life ks. Ss. oi N. Y. ■
I8SUC8 RETURN PREMIUM
1'OIiICIES, affording increasing
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Abbott John W, laborer, res 459 Ninth
Abell I L, general writer for the press, 476 Eighth, res Charter Oak
Hotel
Able Mitchell, candy maker, res 716 Webster
Ackerman Ida Mrs, res 1455 Fifth
Acme Bath Co, C E Gillett, Masonic Temple
Adams Arabell Mrs, res 837i Brush
Adams E P, res 1519 Fifth "
Adams G, soda works, res 1152 Webster £
Adams T, employe California Hosiery Co, res 528 Third
Adams V P, res 1519 Fifth £
Addison Sarah L Mrs, capitalist, res Lake Shore ave
Adie Tomasia C, domestic, res 205 Fourth
Adney R C J, teacher, res 1521 Eighth
ADRJANCE J C, agent American Biscuit Co, NE cor Sixth and
Madison
^Etna Mineral Water Co, W V Doughty agt, 476 Eighth
Ahern Daniel J, res 1114 Nineteenth
Aickley Agnes, res 561 Second
Albert H, clerk, res 911 Linden
Algeo William J, carpenter, res 1521 Seventh
Allen L W, printer, res 463 Third q
Allen William Henry, clerk, S F, res 1328 Versailles ave
Alles Joseph Prince, laborer, res 375 Fifth
ALLUMLW(GM Walker & Co) and publisher, 868 Washington, g
res 1322 Telegraph ave O
Ames Walter, helper S P Co
Amos C C Mrs, Playter Block, rm 45 7*
Anderson Alick, fruit dealer, res 716 Webster
Anderson Catherine M Mrs, seamstress, res 366 Second (J
Anderson Henry, res 1016 Kirkham O
Anderson Lizzie Mrs, housekeeper, res 716 Webster SP
Anderson Mary Mrs, res 1268 Campbell CO
Anderson S E Mrs, res SK cor Seventh and West
Anderson William, moulder, res 833 Campbell
Andrew Frank, barber, res 1171 Eighteenth ave
Andrew Robert, laborer, res 1171 Eighteenth ave
Anglesota Manuel, teamster, res 573 Third
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Im,,orters of ,E0N PIPE'
3°9»3Iii3I3»3i5& 3*7 Market St., S. F.
ST? T A TTWT^TJ V * Fine work in shirts, collars
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SUPPLEMENTAL.
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Antonio Boitano, bootblack, res 455 Seventh
Antonio Cordano, bootblack, res 455 Seventh
Aranson Ulax, clerk H Alexander, res cor Seventh and Wash-
ington
Arbaugh Mary Miss, copyist recorder's office, res 967 Washington
Arff Christina S, domestic, res 1017 Adeline
Armstrong E F, traveler, res 1103 Broadway
Armstrong T L (Cottrell, Armstrong, Clark & Norton) res Union
bet Ninth and Tenth
Arnold R, homeopathic physician, office 906 Broadway, rm 72,
res 615 Seventeenth
Arnsthall Pet Mrs, res 1114 Twelfth
Arronge Eugene, cleaner, res 835 Washington
ARTH GEORGE V (Frederick & Arth) cor Webster and Tenth,
res 816 Alice
Asher Louis, poultry dealer, res 667 Webster
Ash worth John, clerk, res Prescott House
Atchison William, watchman S P Co
Athearn Ethel H, shorthand writer, res 1419 Grove
Atherton Frank, res 912-916 Washington
Atherton J C, res 912-916 Washington
Atkinson A A, picture frames and mouldings, 1267 San Pablo ave,
res 519 Sixteenth
Atkinson L F, music teacher, res 519 Sixteenth
Avery A W, passenger conductor, res 1319 Telegraph ave
Avilla Manuel, farmer, res 458 Eighth
Aylwin N C Robert, res 358 East Sixteenth
Aymar Ada Mrs, res 603 Sixteenth
Ayres Lisa, teacher Newland Kindergarten, res 1758 Taylor
Ay res Ransom G, res 1607 Brush
Babbidge G Mrs, nurse, res 1300 Harrison
Baca Jepota Miss, cor Twenty-first and Linden
Baccus Benjamin, plumber and gasfitter, res 755 Webster
Bachman Louis, stenographer, res 1453 Seventh
Bakeman Mina I Mrs, res 1459 Brush
Baker E D Col, Camp No 5, S of V, office 906 Broadway
Baker Will L, student of theology, res Pacific Theological Sem-
inary
Baker Henrietta Mrs, cook, res 555 Broadway
Baldrig Sarah Miss (Hanavan & Baldrig) res 1566 Broadway
Baldwin A S, real estate, res 226 Eleventh
Baldwin Emma L, res 1005 Webster
Baldwin George, res 1521 Eighth
Baldwin H W Mrs, res 838 West
Balker John P, bookkeeper, res 1015 Broadway
Balkwill May E Miss, res 1214 Clay
Bannister A, res 1350 Madison
Barlman John A, painter, res 1670 Sixteenth
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BARLOW, QUIGLEY & CO (A Barlow, W B Quigley, E J Gra
ham and J W Mahoney) proprietors People's Express Co,
423 Tenth
Barnard G B, pres Barnard's Business College, res S F
Barnard's Business College, G B Barnard pres, O J Willis princi-
pal, 462 Tenth and 1003J Broadway, rms 24 and 25
Barney Fred N, painter, res 1723 Filbert
Barnickel Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 656 Webster
Barrett D W (D W Barrett & Co) res Newland House
BARRETT D W & CO, real estate and collection agents, 856
Washington
Barrett Henry C, res 458 Tenth
Barry Mary Mrs, servant, res 541 Nineteenth
Bartels Charles, barber, junction Broadway and San Pablo ave,
res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartholmew Nettie E, res 1235 Broadway
Barton C A Mrs, artist, res 363| Twelfth
Bates M A, res 1060 Seventh ave
Baynard Sam, cook, res 968 Broadway
Beach George C, res 513 East Twelfth
Beangner W S Mrs, WCTU Coffee Room, res 476 Ninth
Beans Archie, carpenter, res 513 Ninth
Beck E Mrs, elocutionist, 252 Eighth
Beekman C H Mrs, res 708 Filbert
Bell J K, res 831 Franklin
Benham A M, music dealer, res 554 Thirteenth
BENSON P F> attorney and counselor-at-law, 456 Eighth, rms
2 and 3, res 167 Third
Bentley Charles H. student State University, res 1314 Castro
Bentley Robert Rev, presiding elder M E Church, res 1314 Castro
Benton Ackerson, res 1760 San Pablo ave
Benyou A F^res 910 Peralta
Bernall Charles, upholsterer, res head of Mitchell, East Oakland
Bernard White, res 1220 West
Bernick Edward, carpenter, res 1517 Third
Bernstein Henry, res 959 Broadway
Berrien George, res 823 Kirkham
Berrien R, res 823 Kirkham •
Bertrand M Sister, Sister of Mercy, res Convent of Our Lady of
Lourdes
Biglow E, real estate agt, res 458 Ninth
Billsbeck George, saloon keeper, res 477 Eighth
Black Albert L, res 1381 Eighth
Blackwood Elia Miss, school teacher, res 1210 Fourteenth
Blasdel H G, mining, res Shuey Lane, Fruit Vale
Blei Robert, collector Electric Light Co, res 1103 Broadway
Blethan Charles, machinist, res 603 Broadway
Block Elias, res Fruit Vale
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SUPPLEMENTAL.
BLxxlworth E, laborer S P Co, res 1862 Seventh
Bock H, res 379 Twelfth
Boisvert Joseph U, truckman, res 415 Fourth
Bond William F, contractor, res 807 Alice
Bookman Harry, junk dealer, res 219 Second
Booth J H, farmer, res 1555 Third
Boult John H, lawyer, res 1003 Twelfth
Bourgett Joseph, blacksmith, res 1685 Eighth
BOVEE, TOY & CO (W H Bovee and George D Toy) real estate
agents and brokers, 422 Twelfth and 19 Montgomery, S F
Bovee W H (Bovee, Toy & Co) res S F
Bowen Joseph, laborer rolling mill, res 1934 Poplar
Bo wen Mary, res 1934 Poplar
Bowie Katie Miss, res 833 Campbell
Bowie Lizzie Miss, res 833 Campbell
Boynton C E, salesman, res 1053 Broadway
Bradley Harry C, res 1608 William
Bretonnel J V, printer California Labor Press, S F, res 539 Fred-
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Brian Jane Mrs, res 759 Fourth
Bridger Robert, res 522 East Eleventh
Brinks P E, res 476 Twelfth
BR0DE R, blacksmith and machinist, SW cor Eighth and Clay,
res 561 Clay
Brooks Lafayette, cattle dealer, res 1313 Twelfth ave
Brooks Lincoln M Mrs, res 1111 Adeline
Brown F E, res 1380 Fifth ave
Brown George E, butcher, res 557 Nineteenth
Browne Abby Miss, res 971 West
BRUCE E C (Bruce, Grannis & Marvin) 1004 Broadway, res
Brunswick House
BRUCE, GRANNIS & MARVIN (E C Bruce, F R Grannis and H
A Marvin) real estate dealers, 1004 Broadway
Buele E S Miss, artist, res 1014 Broadway
Buell S W, gardener, res 803 Castro
Bull Helen Mrs, res 855 Washington
Bunyan Maria Miss, bakery, res 1250 Center
Burdick Allen C, student, res 1555 San Pablo ave
Burlinoame E G Mrs, res Fruit Vale ave
Burnett Mary A Mrs, res 584 Twenty-second
Burns & Crump (Walter F Burns and John G Crump) real estate,
422 Seventh
Burns Walter F (Burns & Crump) res S F
Busch J, machinist and blacksmith, res 621 Chestnut
Butler Patrick W, foreman S P Co, res cor Fourteenth and Camp-
bell
Butler R E, coal yard, res 1613 Magnolia
Butson William H, carpenter, res 1321 Ninth ave
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Cahil Julia, domestic, res cor Nineteenth ave and Twenty-second
Cahill Dennis, employe box factory, res 961 Third
Cahill Edward F, editor Tribune, res 1368 Tenth
Cain Nora Miss, domestic, res 1311 Harrison
Caldwell A, res 378 East Fifteenth
Calehan Con, laborer, res 611 Madison
CALIFORNIA BANK AND TRUST CO (The) A C Henry presi-
dent, Frank H Brooks cashier, 1006 Broadway
CALIFORNIA MILITARY ACADEMY, Colonel W H O'Brien
principal, cor Prospect and Telegraph ave
CALKIN EVERELL F> plaster decorations, 369 Twelfth, res 1737
Myrtle
Callings Jim, laborer, res 416 Fifth
CAMERON H M (McDonald & Cameron) 474 Eighth, res NW cor
Twelfth ave and Twenty -first
Cameron Minnie Miss, res 1229 Thirteenth ave
Camillus Sister, Sister of Mercy, res Convent of Our Lady of
Lourdes
Campbell Jennie B Mrs, res 462 Third
Campion Louis, student, res 1622 Thirteenth ave
CANNON & TEMPLETON (E M Cannon and T A Templeton)
real estate and insurance, 960 Broadway
Canoll John, laborer, res 1731 Adeline
Canty Mary Miss, res 1227 Chestnut
Carey Frank, paper hanger, res 1360 Thirteenth ave
Carey Helen Mrs, res 1360 Thirteenth ave
Carey James T, gardener Court House, res 1360 Thirteenth ave
Carius Fred, foreman stock, res 456 Eighth
Carlin H C Mrs, res 621 East Fifteenth
Carlon Robert, clerk, res 780 Eighteenth
Carmel M Sister, Sister of Mercy, res Convent of Our Lady of
Lourdes
Carmody Cornelius, barkeeper Winthrop House, res 408 Sixth
Carpenter A Mrs, dressmaker, res 307 Third
CARPET CLEANING AND RENOVATING WORKS, J J Lerri &
Co proprietors, 361 Thirteenth
Carrell George F, brakeman S P Co, res 763 Campbell
Carver Lewis M, upholsterer and mattress maker, res 524
Eleventh ave
Cavanaugh P J (Oakland Real Estate Co) res 1166 Twelfth
Center Samuel H, miner, res 1160 Union
Chamberlain Mary I Mrs, artist, res 955 Magnolia
Chambers J J Mrs, housekeeper, res 1161 Fifth
CHAMPLIN & WILLIAMSON (John L Champlin and James M
Williamson) boots and shoes, 1053 Broadway
Chapin Charles C, student, res 1576 Chestnut
Chaplin G M, laborer S P Co, res West Berkeley
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Ch pman B (J F Chapman & Co) res 1021 Ninth ave
Chapman Edgar C, lawyer, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Hall, farmer, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman M C, lawyer, res 905 Broad wTay
CHAPMAN M E> attorney-at-law, 906 Broadway
Chappee Irene Mrs, news stand, cor Tenth and Broadway, res cor
East Fourteenth and Twenty-third ave
Chioree Joseph, res 1678 Pacific
Chrisman W C Mrs, res 462 Twelfth, rm 16
CITY HALL LIVERY STABLE, George C Hunt proprietor, 514
Fourteenth
CLARK C H (Clark, Holland & Co) res 536 Eighteenth
Clark Edward (Cottrell, Armstrong, Clark & Norton) res 1722
Linden
Clark Frank, photographer, res 1528 West
CLARK, HOLLAND & CO (C H Clark, A P Holland and A G
Glenn) real estate agents and auctioneers, res 406 Twelfth
CLARK HORACE, news stand, Market Street Station
Clark John, laborer, res 368 Tenth
Clark Walter B, printer, res 518 William
Cleaveland A S Mrs, res 559 Frederick
Cleve L Mrs, res 691 East Thirty-second
Clow Elizabeth Mrs, res 571 Caledonia ave
Clow Gussie A Miss, res 571 Caledonia ave
Coakley Ellen, domestic, res 577 Charter
Coakley Michael, gardener, res 577 Charter
Cobbledick L N, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 177 East Twelfth
Coburn H N, canvasser, res 1383 Broadway
Cody J A, res 560 Ninth, downstairs
Coffee M H, dry goods, 843 Broadway
Coffin Mary J Mrs, res 614 East Seventeenth
Cohen Alfred H, atty-at-law, res Howard, Fruit Vale
Coleback Samuel, tailor, res 173 Eighth
Coleman Block, J C Thickstun propr, 1103i Broadway
Colety Julia Miss, res 263 Second
Collins Bird Miss, res 58 East Twelfth
Collins Elizabeth Miss, res 1605 Thirteenth ave
Collins John, employe railroad, res 410 Tenth
Colvin F M Mrs, res 655 East Thirty-second
Companies A and F, National Guard of California, 1308 San
Pablo ave
C0MST0CK EXCHANGE, T E Finch agent, 825 Broadway SW
cor Sixth
C0NAWAY M L MRS, res The Winsor
Conlon Annie Mrs, res 833 Magnolia
Conlon John Jr, lather, res 654 Linden
Conner JeffD, telegraph operator, res 1140 East Seventeenth
Conoley Michael, employe S P Co, res 1622 Union
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Converse Albert, clerk, res 504 Thirteenth
Cook Delia M Miss, res 1313 Eleventh ave
Cook Grace Miss, res 464 East Twelfth
Cook M A, res 808 Harrison
Corbert Sadie Miss, res 456 East Twelfth
Cornell Mat, bookkeeper, 902 East Twenty-first
CORNWALL AMBROSE, dentist, 1069 Broadway, res Vernon
Heights
Corvinious Harriet Mrs, res 1015 Linden
Cosmo Juan, bootblack, res 412 Second
Cottle Hannah Mrs, res 263 East Seventeenth
Cottrell, Armstrong, Clark & Norton (George Cottrell, T L Ann-
strong, Edward Clark and E B Norton) proprs Oakland Iron
Works, NE cor Second and Jefferson
Cottrell George (Cottrell, Armstrong, Clark & Norton) res S F
Coughin John, blacksmith, res 1519 Seventh
Cowell William, harness trimmer, res 1656 Thirteenth ave
Coyne Carrie Mrs, res 473 Sixth
Crane E G, real estate agt, res 577 Twelfth
Cravett Tom, saloon, res 362 Ninth
Crawford M A Rev, res 1462 West
Crist E Mrs, res 1312 Telegraph ave
Crocker Nora Miss, res SW cor William and Campbell
Crompton Robert, pattern maker, res 952 Twenty-fourth
Cronin May Miss, res 1373 Ninth
Crump John G (Burns & Crump) res S F
Cruz & Kennedy, coal dealer, 1465 and 1467 Eighth
Cullen Delia, domestic, res 1426 Eighth
Cullen John, res 616 Second
Culver Charles A, mgr Coon & Co, S F, res 279 East
Twelfth
Cushing Frank H, proof-reader, res Playter Block, rm 22
Dagen Sam A, druggist, res 1359 Telegraph ave
Daggett Allen F, tailor, res 1451 Seventh
Daggett S W, laborer, res 1451 Seventh
Dahman Bessie, res 630 Fourteenth
Daken Anna Clay, res 1311 San Pablo ave
Dallon Kate Miss, housekeeper, res 865 Twentieth
Dana L Mrs, res 2 Saunders, East Oakland
Danforth Washington, horse trainer, res 1901 Union
Darriac F, clerk, res 619 Sixteenth
Davies Eliza Mrs, res 657 Washington
Davis Mary W Mrs, res cor San Pablo ave and Thirty-sixth
DAVIS WILLIAM N, manager Oakland Branch Kellett & Mc-
Murray, res 613 Seventeenth
Davis Willie, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 1918
Lincoln
Deal James A, laborer, res 615 Madison
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Do Cora M E Miss, agt S P Co, cor Seventh and Broadway, res
952 Castro
Denniston J A, teamster, res 833 Magnolia
De Pue F H, res 320 Eighth
Depue Mary Miss, res 771 Fourteenth
De Verner A Mrs, res 913 Magnolia
Dewing A A, banker, res 279 East Twelfth
Dickley Frank, house mover, res 866 Twenty-first
Dieke Eustus H, carpenter, res cor Sixteenth ave and East
Twenty-first
Dille E R Rev, pastor M E Church, res 1401 Castro
Dixon H F, brakeman, res 855 Center
Dods Lincoln, driver delivery wagon, res 1006 Webster
Donavan John C, laborer, res 1467 Seventh
Donelan C C Miss, dressmaker, res 1116 Washington
Dongery Charles, plasterer, res 1828 Adeline
Donham E Mrs, res 1235 Broadway
Donnell John, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Donnelly Lizzie Miss, res 561 Eighth
Dorward James C, student of theology, res 463 Plymouth ave
Doud E S (Smith, Doud & Mockbee) res Fruit Vale ave nr Her-
mitage
Doughty Walter V, agt yEtna Mineral Water Co, 476 Eighth,
res S F
Druhra Carl, box factory, res 1312 Grove
Dunham Warren, patent agt, res 1235 Broadway
Dwight Foster', employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 927
Cedar
Eabubreu Manuel F, laborer, res 1009 East Twenty-second
Eaitken Edward, carpenter, res 614 East Seventeenth
Edelen Emma Mrs, res 914 Peralta
Ed man Carl, butcher, res 24 Myrtle
Egbert H H, bookkeeper, res 518 William
Eichler F, music teacher, res Andover bet Edwards and Plymouth
ave
Elbrecht L Miss, domestic, res 941 Filbert
Eldredge C, res 830 Fourteenth
Elford Mary E, dressmaker, res 502 East Twenty-third
Ellsworth J T, res 815 Eighteenth
Eilwood Mary E, res 13L6 Eighth ave
E rick son Fred, steam boating, res 1012 Twenty-fourth
Ksperson Mary Miss, res 1212 Campbell
Estill R K Mrs, res 176 Ninth
Eustice John, machinist Oakland Iron Works, res 804 Castro
Evers August C, painter, res 769 Lydia
Everts Block, cor Eleventh and Broadway
Faessler Louisa Mrs, res 1827 Adeline
Fairchild Helen M Miss, res 554 Thirteenth
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Fake William H, farmer, res 1131 East Nineteenth
Farley James F, expressman, res 814 East Sixteenth
Fath Annie M, res 1269 Thirteenth
FENNESSY JOHN, proprietor The Phoenix Saloon, 849 Broad-
way, res 664 Sixth
Ferguson Fanny, res 1057 Twelfth ave
Ferguson George, clerk, res 1100 East Twenty- third
Ferris L A, res 65 2 £ East Fourteenth
Field Caroline H Miss, res 760 Fourteenth
Field Lucy A Miss, res 760 Fourteenth
Filbelet Don, bootblack, cor Ninth and Broadway, res 1042 Union
Fischer Frank S, printer, res 870 Adeline
Fischer J Mrs, res 763 Fifth
Fish Theo J, insurance agt, res 1050 Broadway
Fisher Hattie Miss, dressmaker, res 512 Twentieth
Fisher Joseph Major, coal merchant, 1401 Broadway, res 1382
Telegraph ave
Fisher M Mrs, housekeeper, res 1017 Thirtieth
Fitch A G (Fitch & Mait) res 1874 Seventh
FITCH & MAIT (A G Fitch and E Mait) house and sign painters,
1728 Seventh
Fitzgerald Jenkins Mrs, res 934 Peralta
Fitzgerald M, insurance agt, res 1050 Broadway
Floerssinger Barbera, servant, res 1460 Castro
Forester Edward H, res 1462 Eighth
Foster Antone, carpenter, res 1564 Twenty-first ave
Frates Mary E Mrs, res 121 Hollis
French Marshall (Martin & French) res S F
Frye Amanda V Miss, res 608 Fifth
Fulcher Barbara Mrs, res 1740 Linden
Fuqua Daniel, res 829 Campbell
Gailen Bessie Miss, res 1114 Nineteenth
GALVIN JAMES, carriage manufacturer, 511 and 513 Fourteenth
Gardner Jerome T, res 463 East Eleventh
Garr Urana Mrs, res 1952 Filbert
Garvar James, employe nail works, res 1235 Broadway
Gavica E J Mrs, res 677 Seventh
Gazave Jean, res 373 First
Gazzola Victor, conductor, res 870 Peralta
Gile Elizabeth Mary, res 721 East Thirty-fifth
Gillbrock Margie Mrs, res 626 Third
Gilmore Robert Mrs, res 1213 Franklin
GLENN A G (Clark, Holland & Co) res Everts Block, rxn 32
Goldberg Benjamin, emplove Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, ns
173 Eighth
GOLDEN GATE SALOON, A D Neher proprietor, 1769 Sixteenth
Goods Carey S, clerk, cor East Twelfth and Sixth Avenue
Gordon C M Mrs, res 563 Fourteenth
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Gordon Will H, res 5G3 Fourteenth
Gorevan Lizzie Mrs, res 1235 Poplar
Grabner F G, capitalist, res 470 Eleventh
Graham E J (People's Express Co) res 1017 Pine
GRANNIS F R (Bruce, Grannis & Marvin) res 145G
Grauli Annie Miss, res 319 Eleventh
Green John G, laborer, res 1711 Linden
Greenleaf Adeline S Mrs, res 1353 Webster
Greenlin Mary A Mrs, res 514 East Twelfth
Greenman Ella E Mrs, teacher Durant School, res 1217 Sixth ave
Greer J B, milk ranch, res 1750 Webster
Grenville Oliver, physician, res 614 Fifth
Greve Charles, barkeeper, res 273 Sixth
Grosjean Charles A, foreman Lumber Yard, res 518 Third
GROSSMAYER & CO (M H Grossmayer) real estate agents, 420
Twelfth
Grossmayer M H (Grossmayer & Co) res Kelsey House
Guertin Frank (Oakland Real Estate Co) ies 1069 Grove
Gutfin Vira Mrs, res 1524 Fifth
Hakes J J, res 1060 Harrison
Hale Crescent, piano mfr, res 864 Peralta
Hale E F, fruit canner, res 864 Peralta
Hale William, capitalist, res 864 Peralta
Haleton Phcebe Mrs, res Beulah Park, East Oakland
Hall Fremont S, railroad engineer, res 161 Seventh
HALL F T> house painting, paper hanging and general job-
bing, 369 Thirteenth bet Franklin and Webster, res 1256
Alice (see adv)
Hallett Kittie Miss, res 1319 Ninth
Haller R G Mrs, res 864 Peralta
Hamm Lillie, student, res 1304 Eighth
Hanley George, carpenter, res 1739 Filbert
Hanley George W, carpenter, res 1747 Filbert
Hanley John W, horse dealer, res 1747 Filbert
Hanley W T, stableman, res 1565 Seventh
Hannan J J, painter, res 718 Eleventh
Hanrahan Anna Mrs, housekeeper, res 1953 Magnolia
Hansen Lizzie, domestic, res 719 Webster
Hardmeyer Eliza Mrs, res 1377 Eighth
Hardy J A Mrs, res 1213 Franklin
Have T J Mrs, res 67 East Twelfth
Harrigan T F, iron worker, res 1427 San Pablo ave
HARRIS & BEEL (J L Harris and M S Beel) gents' clothing
and furnishing goods, 909-913 Broadway
Harris E A, salesman Snow & Pettis, res 1766 Eighth
Hart Edward S, Bank of California, res Nineteenth ave, High-
land Park
Haswell W P, carpenter, res 866 C .tester
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Haven Egbert D, student Pacific Theological Seminary
Hawes M L Mrs, res 576 East Fourteenth
Hawes Vienna C Mrs, res 1060 Seventh ave
Hawkins Waverly C, time keeper Palace Hotel, res 966 Kirkham
Hayes James (Todd & Hayes) res 371 Tenth
Hayes Mary Miss, res 1407 Eighth
Hayes William, clerk, res 862 Chester
HEALD & WADE (F S Heald and B L Wade) real estate agents,
628 East Twelfth
Heather Lillie Miss, res 1164 Peralta
Heimerle I F Mrs, res 1064 Eleventh ave
Henderson Mat lie Mrs, res 971 Chester
Henry Eliza Mrs, res 668 Seventh
Herlitz Herman Capt, res 1515 Fifth
Hershberg Rieka Mrs, res 1456 Castro
Hill James, hotel keeper, res 162 Second
Hill Mark T, saloon, res 162 Second
Hill Rowland C, student Pacific Theological Seminary
Hill Stephen, livery stable keeper, res 162 Second
Hill Thomas, saloon, res 162 Second
HILL W L (Davis & Hill) res Claremont
Hiner J J, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Holdener F J, machinist, res 1151 Washington
Holland John, laborer, res 511 Twenty-fourth
Hook H H, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 928
Peralta
Hook M R, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 928
Peralta
House Arthur L, bunker, res 279 East Twelfth
Howard Lizzie, domestic, NE cor Nineteenth ave and East
Twenty-second
Howenn Watts E, carpenter, res 715 Third
Howkins W C, tobacconist, res 966 Kirkham
Hudnall Edith E Miss, res 946 Union
Hust Valentine, res cor East Fourteenth and Julia
Hutchinson H L, res 1212 Castro
Irwin Elizabeth A Miss, res 1066 Tenth
Jacobs Lucinda E Mrs, res 960 Center
James — , house painter, res 560 Ninth
James Mary Mrs, res 866 East Twelfth
Jay lor Samuel, plumber, 850 Market, res 952 Third
Jeghers Mary Miss, res 952 Fourteenth
Jennmgs Fred W, boiler maker, res 661 Alice
Johnson Nils, cabinet maker, res 372 East Eleventh
Jones A S, res 480 Orchard
Jones Daniel, employe nail works, res 47o East Twelfth, rear
Jones James G, Pacific Coast mgr Massachusetts Benefit Associa-
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White, Cedar, Oak, Ash, Spanish < v«lar,
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Standcl'ortl «V Co., 1st and Washington Sts.
SUPPLEMENTAL.
101
Jones Mattie Miss, res 488 Twenty-third
KAYSER A> proprietor Oakland Journal, 832 Webster, res 1377
New Broadway
Kehoe Edward, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res West
Berkeley
Kenney M Mrs, res 925 Third
Kenney M, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 1G76 Pacific
Kenney Sarah Miss, res 925 Third
Kenzler W, res 520 Eighth
Kenzler W C, res 520 Eighth
King C K, res 1819 San Pablo ave
KING OF AGUE BITTERS, Robinson & Co proprietors, 249
Steuart, S F
Kirk J W, carriage trimmer, res 779 Twelfth
Kirk Will B, druggist, res 779 Twelfth
Klauenberg Freida S Miss, domestic, res 854 Henry
Knotz William, butcher, res 1409 Thirteenth ave
Koell Mary Miss, servant, 409 East Twelfth
Kuenzi J R Mrs, res 512 Eighth
Laboeuf Francis, moulder Oakland Iron Works, res 762 Jefferson
Lagrue Ella Miss, domestic, res 1405 Eleventh
Lamb Horace B, res 275 East Twelfth
Lamberson Mary K Miss, student, res 9G3 Center
Lanard William, laborer, res 802 Franklin
Lane J C, res 962 East Seventeenth
LANGE F W> agent American Biscuit Co, 1034 Peralta
Larue Cyrus, student, res 608 East Eighteenth
Larue Louise D Mrs, res 608 East Eighteenth
Lauer Mike J, cigar maker, res 831 Broadway
Lawrence Manuel, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor
Thirty-sixth and San Pablo ave
Leavitt D S, dressmaker, res 519 Sixteenth
Leavitt I F, res 519 Sixteenth
Lee Oscar, porter, res 816 Henry
Leech William, res 1482 San Pablo ave
LEHNHARDT EMIL (Lehnhardt & Sparrowe) 471 Fourteenth,
res 1103^ Broadway
LEHNHARDT & SPARROWE (Emil Lehnhardt and Charles G
Sparrowe) candy, confectionery and ice-cream parlors, 471
Fourteenth
Leonard Charles C, real estate dealer, res 918 Chester
Liddicoat Bessie Miss, dressmaker, 1940 Union
Linck Theodore, clerk post-office, S F, res 1369 Twelfth
Logan M J Mrs, res 661 Ninth
Luhr William Mrs, res 1515 Fifth
Lumsden A, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 1668
Sixteenth
Lunt C M, pressman, res 911 Washington
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Lussier N, clerk, res 100G Chester
Lutter Harry, cook, res 703 East Twelfth
Lynch Mary A Miss, servant, res 815 Twenty-second
Maar Fred H, theological student, res 463 Plymouth ave
Macdonald Alice Mrs, res 1060 Seventh ave
Macdonald J A C, plumber, res 1373J Broadway
MacKinnon, teacher, res 617 Tenth
MacPherson William Mrs, domestic, 818 Myrtle
Magulenhoupt Frederick, res 489 Orchard
Mahoney J W, People's Express Co, res 1017 Pine
Mair Kusner, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res West
Oakland House
Mait Ed (Fitch & Mait) res 1721 Seventh
Manning & Son (T P and T J) merchant tailors, 461 Seventh
Manning T J (Manning & Son) 461 Seventh
Manning T P (Manning & Son) re Eureka Hotel
Manty C W, res 562 Eighth
Marini Louis, gravel dealer, 690 Market
Marolf Emma, res 864 Henry
Martin Harriet Mrs, capitalist, res Highland Park
Marvin L C Mrs, employment office and hair goods, 955 Wash-
ington, res 376 Twelfth
Matran Bernard, fish dealer, 416 Second
Matrey A Mrs, res 752 Third
Mauk N L, res 416 Seventh
McBean Mary Ann Mrs, res 1665 Twelfth
McCarthy Ella Miss, domestic, res 1514J Seventh
McCloskey C J Mrs, res 1766 William
McCrary Kate Miss, res 779 Twelfth
McDermott — , employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res
Grand Western Hotel
McDonald John, laborer, res 1720 Thirteenth ave
McGinniss Thomas, boiler maker, res 1575 Fifth
McGregor David C, blacksmith P H McGrew, res 1421 Thirteenth
' ave
Mclntire Dan, conductor S P Co, res 1018 Adeline
McKerman Catherine Mrs, domestic, res 1424 Tenth
McMenrini Robert D, carpenter, res cor Twenty-first ave and
East Nineteenth
McPels Patrick, laborer, res 1359 Seventeenth
McQuaid Hannah Miss, res 726 Myrtle
Moloney A M Mrs, res 769 Lydia
MERRIMAN MANUFACTURING CO, Griffith Grit president,
W W Weeks manager and treasurer, II L Flint secretary,
manufacturers and dealers in grocers' and druggists' supplies,
laboratory 412 Eighth, office 20 California, S F
Merritt Isaac, bookkeeper, res 1421 Eleventh ave
Meyers S Mrs, res 1006 Chester
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Mider James, res 1370 Eighteenth
Mitchell Henry, expressman Whitney & Co, res 366 Third
Mitchell Nicholas J, expressman Whitney & Co, res 366 Third
Mockbee W K (Smith, Doud & Mockbee) res Fruit Vale nr
Hermitage
Money M H Mrs, bird store, res 2255 San Pablo ave
Moore J K, mechanic, res 655 East Thirty-third
Mosch John, waiter, res 712 Webster
NEHER A D> proprietor Golden Gate Saloon, 1769 Sixteenth
Nelson Theodore, laborer, res Highland Park
Newland Kindergarten, 757 Peralta
NICOLAYSON FRANK N (Professor Robinson & Co) 249 Steuart,
SF
Nye Wm, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 916 Peralta
Oberg M Mrs, res 369 Prospect ave
Organ Joisaffe, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 1253
Cypress
ORR JAMES A (Tuttle & Or) res 1366 San Pablo ave
Ottewell Alfred D, civil engineer, res 763 Eighth
Overmohle Susie T, res 1674 Sixteenth
Ovler Robert, architect, res 1307 Sixth ave
PARKER J A (Zeuner & Parker) 954 Broadway, res Grand Cen-
tral Hotel
Parnell Alfred H, stone cutter, res cor East Nineteenth and
Twenty-first ave
Partridge William, brakeman, res 1418 Ninth
Pelimbaum Solomon, merchant, res 856 Isabella
Petezilka Fred, res 115 A
Powell — , clerk, res 1637 Buena Vista ave
Prather Edward L, civil engineer, res 562 Eleventh
Priest Martha Mrs, res cor Seventh and Campbell
Prime M S (Stevenson & Prime) res 268 East Seventeenth
Putnam Ida Miss, dressmaker, res 731 Chester
Reed L D Mrs, res 959 Fourth ave
Rhodes — , res 366 Tenth
Richardson D S, res 456 East Twelfth
Robertson A M, potter, res 519 Sixteenth
Robinson Maury, farmer, res 911 Grove
ROBINSON PROFESSOR & CO, proprietor King of Ague
Bitters, 249 Steuart, S F
Roehnert Bertha Mrs, res 1522 Third
Rosborough Joseph, res 1769 Nineteenth ave
ROTHENBERG S B> wines aud liquors, wholesale, 864 Broadway
Rountree Bros, real estate, 1012 Broadwavand 407 Montgomerv,
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Rountree James O Jr, res S F
Rountree Newton W (Rountree Bros) res S F
Rountree — (Rountree Bros) res S F
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SUPPI.KUKNTAL.
Rusk Elizabeth, res 1457 Fifth
Rutherford David (Rutherford & McPike) res 1165 West
RUTHERFORD & McPIKE, hardware, stoves and ranges,
1216
San Pablo ave
SACKETT SCHOOL, D P Sackett principal, 529 Twenty-first
SAUFLEY & CO (R C and W B Saufley) real estate, 465 Ninth
SCOVILLE AVERY (Scoville & Son) res 1818 Atlantic
SCOVILLE FRANK (Scoville & Son) res 1818 Atlantic
SCOVILLE IRON WORKS, Scoville & Son proprietors, all kinds
of machinery, engines and castings, SE cor Second and Brush
SOVILLE IVES (Scoville & Son) res 1818 Atlantic
SCOVILLE & SON (Ives and Avery) proprietors Scoville Iron
Works, SE cor Second and Brush
Sharp Louis H, atty-at-law, NE cor Nineteenth ave and Twenty-
second
Shaw Mary E Mrs, res 1531 Everett
Simpson Charles H, res 666 East Fifteenth
Smith J E, jeweler, 11 56 J Seventh
Smith Mercy A F Mrs, res 1530 Twelfth ave
Snider J E, res 912-916 Washington
SPARROWE CHARLES G (Lehnhardt & Sparrowe) 471 Four
teenth, res S F
Stevenson Thomas (Stevenson & Prime) 906 Broadway
STEVENSON & PRIME (Thomas Stevenson and M S Prime)
real estate and house renters, 906 Broadway
Stimpson Mary A Mrs, res 1573 Fifth
Sullivan Maggie Mrs, res 1674 Pacific
Sullivan Margaretta Mrs, dressmaker, res 806 Campbell
SWEETBRIAR DAIRY, E M Stacey & Co proprietors,
Broadway
Trezise Oscar W, clerk, res 1722 Twenty-first
Trezise P H, res 1722 Twenty-first ave
TUTTLE E 0 (Tuttle & Orr) res 1307 Market
TUTTLE & ORR (E O Tuttle and J A Orr) searchers of records,
906 Broadway
Van Wyke C L, fireman, res 1555 Fifth
Wass Sydney, dentist, 1407 Brush
Webb Helen S Mrs, res 562 Eleventh
Whaley W F, agt Standard Oil Co, cor First and Castro, res S F
Whitnev W J, res 1355 Thirteenth ave
Wright George B, res 1217 Sixth ave
Young F B, res 719 Jefferson
^Toung W J, carpenter, res 719 Jefferson
Young W M, res 719 Jefferson
Zamoiski Ada, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res cor
Alcatraz ave and Collins
Zamoiski Saul, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe C<>, res cor
Alcatraz ave and Collins
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SAWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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Agents for C. B. Paul's Tiles.
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17 and 19 Fremont Street,
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CARDS.
R. M. ANTHONY,
4 SO Tenth Street,
ami Washington, Oakland, Cal.
Real Estate Agent
City and Country Property, Improved and Unimproved, for Sale.
LOANS NEGOTIATED AT LOW RATES.
RESIDENT AGENT for CITY of LONDON FIRE INSURANCE CO,,
Of London, England.
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COVERING FOR STEM SURFACES.
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BOILER COVERING 1M MATERIilS.
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Aaron David, tailor, res 260 Eighth
Aaron Peter, tailor, 419 Seventh, res 260 Eighth
Aaronson Max, clerk Henry Alexander, res Seventh bet Jefferson
and Clay
Aastor Henry, laborer, res 1251 Fifteenth ave
Abbay James N, railroad engineer, res 955 Willow
Abbey Alfred, mgr Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res 761
Fourteenth
Abbey Edgar W, bookkeeper, S F, res 608 Eighteenth
Abbey F J Mrs, res 608 Eighteenth
Abbey Lula Mrs, singer Presbyterian Church, S F, res 761
Fourteenth
Abbey Richard, pres Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res
Herndon, Fresno Co
Abbott Adelbert S, clerk, S F, res 1362 Twelfth
Abbott A F, copyist recorder's office, res 475 Ninth
Abbott Albert, harness cleaner Robert Glover
Abbott G D, clerk supt's office S P Co, res 569 Eleventh
Abbott G S Rev, editor and proprietor Herald of Truth, res 569
Eleventh
Abbott Hannah Mrs, res 319 Fifth
Abbott Moses A, farmer, res 1362 Twelfth .
Abbott Robert, moulder, 814 Henry
Abbott S M, res 1168 Broadway
Abbott S M Mrs, hair goods, 1168 Broadway, res same
Abbott William D, painter, res Watts nr Forty -fifth
Abby James, engineer S P Co, res 955 Willow
Abele M Mrs, midwife, res J 503 Eighth
Abell George H, farmer, res 668 Sixteenth
Abell Gerald L, city numberer and printer Pacific Press, res 1114
Linden
Abell Gertrude A, school teacher, res 1114 Linden
Abell J M Mrs, res 1114 Linden
Aber F Mrs, res 308 Seventh
Aber Nellie Miss, tailoress, 376 Seventh, res 308 Seventh
Aberhams Adolph, tailor, res 1866 Atlantic
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OAKLAND.
Abernethy Annie E Miss, res 578 Thirteenth
Aberstein John, laborer, res 459 Fourth
Abhrams John, fruits, NE cor Wood and Seventh
Able John, miller, res 556 Third
Abraham E, salesman, res 461 Ninth
Abraham John (D Haggerty & Co) res Peralta ave
Abrahams John, merchant, res cor Peralta ave and Linden
Abrahamson Bios (Julius and Hugo) laces and fancy goods,
1117 Broadway
Abrahamson Charles, carpenter John Wemmer, res 361 Tenth
Abrahamson Hugo (Abrahamson Bros) res N W cor Fourteenth
and Jefferson
Abrahamson Julius (Abrahamson Bios) res NW cor Fourteenth
and Jefferson
Abrego Y M, salesman, S F, res 922 Chester
Abres John, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co
Abreu Manuel F, laborer Oak Grove Tannery, res 1009 East
Twenty-second
Abrott Carstan, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Watts nr
Forty-seventh
ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES, Sister Mary Carmel
superior ess, boarding and day school conducted by the Sis-
ters of Mercy, East Oakland
Achard Charles, carriage trimmer Jos E Johnston, res 869 Eleventh
Achard Charles N, res 367 Eleventh
Achard Laura Miss, dressmaker J F Wood, res 367 Eleventh
Achard William L, clerk W S & O T Co, res 367 Eleventh
Acker E M, employe S P Co, res 944 Wood
Ackerly S, brakeman S P Co, res cor Sixteenth and Adeline
Ackerman Bridget Mrs, res cor William and West
Ackerman Charles, capitalist, res 756 Willow
Ackerman Fred, brakeman S P Co, res 1421 Twelfth
Ackerman Jacob, roll turner Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union Hotel
ACME ATHLETIC CLUB, Fred M Campbell president, J M Polk
secretary, 305 Fourteenth
Acme Bath Co, E D Ormsby pres, C E Gillett sec and treas, E T
Taylor clerk, 1Q14 Broadway, rms 25 and 26
Acme Council of United Friends, meets Tuesday evening at Cal-
ifornia Medical College
Acme Publishing Co (Ingham & Levy) 520 Fifteenth
Adamina Felix (J Adamina & Co) res 820 Twenty-ninth
Adamina Guiseppe, painter, res 820 Twenty-ninth
Adamina J & Co (Joseph and Felix Adamina) house and sign
painters, 8?0 Twenty-ninth
Adamina Joseph (J Adamina & Co) res 820 Twenty-ninth
Adams Alfred, carpenter William A Duncombe, res 808 Grove
Adams Alfred W, carpenter, its (118 Eighth
W.W, MONTAGUE & CO.,
Importers of S H E E T IRON,
3°9i3"j3'3i3i5& 3*7 Market St., S, l\
Real Estate and General Auctioneers, 902
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OAKLAND.
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Adams Bert, barkeeper C Jurgens, res Sunnyside House
Adams Belle H Miss, res 1357 Franklin
Adams Bessie G Miss, res 949 Filbert
Adams Camille, driver V L Fortin, res 721 Fourth
Adams Carrie Miss, res 1311 Clay
Adams Charles A, porter S P Co, res 810 Alice
Adams Charles B, insurance broker, res 1075 East Twenty-third
Adams Charles F, commercial traveler, res 214 Third
Adams Charles W, res 530 Thirty-fifth
Adams C W, brakeman S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Adams Edson, real estate, res Bay Place, Vernon Heights
Adams E M Mrs, res 956 Myrtle
Adams Eugene, helper California Hosiery Co, res 525 Third
Adams Frank, res 945 Willow
Adams Frank H, clerk Horace H Seaton, res 367 East Seven-
teenth
ADAMS FRANK L physician, 1104 Broadway, res 1311 Clay
Adams George, driver Taylor &Lohse, res 1507 Twelfth ave
Adams George H (Strong & Adams) res 669 Fourth
Adams George W, capitalist, res 571 East Twelfth
Adams Henry H, clerk Phelps & Miller. S F, res 1406 Alice
Adams Herbert L, atty-at-law, 969 Broadway, res 627 Third
ADAMS J A D MRS, M D, O S B, Christian scientist, office
568 Seventeenth
Adams James, car repairer S P Co, res 945 Willow
Adams James, real estate, res 949 Filbert
Adams Jessie Mrs, res 605 Sixth
Adams J M, mariner, res 755 Grove
Adams J M, wood, coal, hay, grain and feed, 1772 Telegraph ave,
res 575 Twenty-fifth
Adams John, res 1357 Franklin
Adams John, stair builder, res Eureka Hotel
Adams John B, res 2236 Telegraph ave
Adams John C, res Bay Place, Vernon Heights
Adams John Q, plumber, res Eureka Hotel
Adams John S (Agard & Adams) res 1311 Clay
Adams Joseph, C S B, Christian scientist, res 568 Seventeenth
Adams J S Mrs, res 860 Clay
Adams L J Miss, res 756 Sixteenth
Adams L K Mrs, res 1311 Clay
Adams Louisa E Miss, res 1311 Clay
Adams Minnie B, res 364 East Seventeenth
Adams M S Mrs, res 364 East Seventeenth
ADAMS ORSON B, physician, 1014 Broadway, res 1307 Eighth
Adams Samuel, watchman J Lusk Canning Co
Adams Thomas H Mrs, res 630 Sixteenth
Adams V T, employe S P Co, res 1330 Adeline
Adams W H H, brakeman S P Co, res 1110 Linden
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Adamson Daniel, res 31S Durant
Adamson Frank, res 666 Thirty-fourth
Adamson J Mrs, domestic, res 318 Durant
Adamson Margaret Miss, dressmaker, res QQ6 Thirty-fourth
Addington A M, potter, res 803 Isabella ,
Addington Charlie, seaman, res 803 Isabella
Addington M J Mrs, res 803 Isabella
Addington Thomas, teamster, res 803 Isabella
Adeline Market, L M Hignet propr, 1203 Seventh
Adney R C J, principal Emeiyville School, res 1620 Eighth
Adrian ce J C, agt California Cracker Co, NE cor Sixth and
Madison
Adwald George, carpenter, res 810 East Twenty-first
Aegerter John Fred, gardener, res 1829 Union
iEtna Soda Water, E C Bartlett agt, 476 Eighth
African Methodist Espiscopal Church, John W Sexton pastor,
Fifteenth bet West and Market
Agard A H, clerk G W McKeand, SE cor Fourth and Broad-
way, res S F
AGARD & ADAMS (AH Agard and John S Adams) physicians,
1104 Broadway
Agard Aurelius H (Agard & Adams) res 1259 Alice
AGARD & CO (J T and J J Agard and G W Scott) groceries,
1120 Broadway
Agard J J, insurance, S F, res 1331 Filbert
Agard J T (Agard & Co) res 1333 Filbert
Agard Louise Mine, res 620 Franklin
Agee Horatio, res 1367 Sixth ave
Agee Joseph, longshoreman, res 1367 Sixth ave
Agee Mary J, dressmaker, res 1367 Sixth ave
Agee Robert P, clerk, res 1367 Sixth ave
Agnaw Julia Mrs, res 1723 Eighth
Agnew John J, foreman teamster S F Gas Co, res 376 East Four-
teenth
Agnew Nellie Miss, assistant W E Brooks, res 1554 Telegraph ave
Agnew Thomas, general insurance adjuster, res Fairmont House
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Northwestern Manufacturing
and Car Co, NE cor Second and Washington ■
Agricultural Insurance Co of New York, H Griffin agt, 958
Broadway
Agusta Hannah Miss, domestic, res 154 Lake
Agustus Dominigo, laborer, res 917 East Fifteenth
Agustus Dominigo Jr, laborer brass works, res 917 East Fifteenth
Ahern C, employe Mountain View Cemetery
Ahern D J, ropemaker at cotton mills, res 816 Linden
Ahern John, paper hanger McGovern & Cahill, res cor Seven-
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Ahern John F, paper hanger, res 1316 Grove
Ahern John J, painter, res 567 Sixth
Ahern Michael, laborer S P Co, res 885 Bay
Ahern M R Miss, dressmaker, res 1309 Webster
Ahern Patrick, laborer, S F, res 1614 Seventeenth
Ahern Peter, carpenter, res 624 Sixteenth
Ahern R H, painter and paper hanger, res 1263 Jefferson
Ahern Thos, carpenter, res 617 Seventeenth
Ahern Win J, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Ahlberg Christian, blacksmith, res Clare mont ave nr Telegraph
ave
Ahlberg F, tailor, S F, res 1 Maple
Ahrens D N, saloon, S F, res 174 A
Ahrens George M, saloon, S F, res 176 A
Ahrens Jacob A, saloon, S F, res 1108 Wood
Aickley Charles, cook, 565 Second
Aickley William, employe Mountain View Cemetery
Aiken Albert, student, res 962 Market
Aiken Andrew, carder California Hosiery Co, res 911 Magnolia
Aiken Edmond, carpenter, res 614 East Seventeenth
Aiken James, laborer, res 244 Hannah
Aiken Robert, fireman S P Co, res 1830 William
Aikens J, machinist J Lusk Canning. Co, res cor Forty-sixth and
Grove
Aine Louis, carpenter, res 527 Sixteenth
Ainsworth Alfred G, employe S P Co, res 1265 West
Ainsworth Alfred G, real estate, res 852 Eighteenth
Ainsworth Bros (E S and D S), groceries, NE cor Market and
Fourteenth
Ainsworth D S (Ainsworth Bros) res 825 Seventeenth
Ainsworth E S (Ainsworth Bros) res 825 Seventeenth
Ainsworth E S, special officer, res 1701 Twelfth
Ainsworth George, res 852 Forty-eighth
Ainsworth George J, res Vernon ave nr Pagoda Hill
Ainsworth G L, brakeman S P Co, res 852 Eighteenth
Ainsworth G R R (H S & G R R Ainsworth) res 1701 Twelfth
Ainsworth HS(HS&GRR Ainsworth) res 1701 Twelfth
Ainsworth HS&G R R, groceries and varieties, 1701 Twelfth
Ainsworth John, student University, res Vernon ave nr Pa-
goda Hill
Ainsworth John, lumber surveyor, res 1466 Fifth
Ainsworth John C, capitalist, res Vernon ave nr Pagoda Hill
Ainsworth Wm P, clerk Stocker & Schramm, res 852 Eighteenth
Airy Mary Mrs, res 1170 Madison
Aitchison Robert L, barber, res 831 Campbell
Aitken Robert G, teacher German and mechanical drawing
Akerly Benjamin Rev, D D, rector St John's Episcopal Church,
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Akerly Benjamin M, with Liverpool, London and Globe Insur-
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Akerly E Alden, res 1249 Adeline
Akerly Graham, res 1249 Adeline
Akerly James C S, physician, res 1249 Adeline
Akerly Morris K, bookkeeper, S F, res 1249 Adeline
Akerly Samuel, employe S P Co, res 1249 Adeline
Akin A J, foreman carder California Hosiery Co, res 911 Mag-
nolia
Akins Charles H, hay and grain, res 662 Twenty-ninth
Akins L E, bookkeeper Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 715 Tenth
Akins Seymour L, conductor S P Co, res 715 Tenth
Akins W D, watchman Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 715 Tenth
Akins W H, brakeman S P Co, res 734 Henry
Alamanzi Harriet Mrs, res 1781 Goss
Alameda Anton, res 779 East Twelfth
Alameda County Gas Saving Co, M Neisser supt, 905 Webster
ALAMEDA MACADAMIZING CO, Hugh Sheer president, A T
Arrowsmith secretary, office 456 Eighth, quarry Lake Shore
ave
"ALAMEDA, OAKLAND AND BERKELEY DIRECTORY,"
McKenney Directory Co publishers, 689 Twenty-fourth,
Oakland, and 623 Commercial, San Francisco
Albaech Charles, employe West Berkeley Rolling Mill, res 1012
Third ave
Albaech Mary Mrs, res 1012 Third ave
Albee Herbert, milkman, res s side Benton ave nr Adeline
Alberger C, insurance, S F, res Brunswick House
Alberger Ida Miss, res 146 Lake
Alberger Maud T Miss, res 146 Lake
Alberger W R, excursion trains, res Brunswick House
Albergh C, blacksmith J Lusk Canning Co, res w s Claremont
ave nr Telegraph ave
Alberigi Felix, miner, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-ninth
Albert Joe, coachman J V Mehrmann, res 852 Isabella
Albertzart Henry, bartender The Zither, res 1816 Seventh
Albina Mary Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1359
Thirteenth
Albrecht Anna J Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Albrecht Laura Mrs, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Albrecht Richard, student, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Albreck Andrew, hostler, res 1058 West
Albridge Annettie M Miss, res 710 Third
Albridge James, engineer, res 710 Third
Albright Fred, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union Hotel
Albright George F, clerk W W Montague, S F, res 403 East
Fourteenth
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MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
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Albright George W, chief clerk U S Q M depot, S F, res 403
East Fourteenth
Albright John H T, clerk Hawley Bros, S F, res 403 East Four-
teenth
Alburn George W, laborer, res 715 Center
Alcatraz Lodge, No 244, F & A M, meets at Masonic Hall, cor
Seventh and Willow, on first and third Monday evenings of
each month
Alcazar, Hanavan & Baldric proprs, 1156 Broadwav
Alden C E, clerk, res 722 Myrtle
Alder Henry E, clerk Woodward & Gamble, res Galindo Hotel
Aldis Edward, shoemaker, S F, res 1669 Eighth
Aldis Elizabeth Mrs, fancy goods and notions, 1669 Eighth, res
same
Aldrich A F Miss, principal Lafayette School, res Brunswick
Aldrich Abbv S Mrs, res 580 Jones
Aldrich Elsie" E Miss, clerk W U Tel Co's Office, S F, res 580 Jones
Aldrich James H, brakeman S P Co, res SW cor Campbell and
William
Aldrich L A, artesian well borer, res 668 Sycamore
Aldrich Letitia S Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res S F
Aldrich Wm, carpenter, res 580 Jones
Aldritch George A res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Aldritch Helen Miss, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Aldritch W A, capitalist, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Alexander Alice Miss, dressmaker, 1167 Third
Alexander Annie Miss, res 1006 Sixteenth
Alexander Arthur P, surveyor, res 468 Prospect ave
Alexander B D, carpenter, res 1559 Broadway
Alexander Charles, employe S P Co, res 836 Broadway
Alexander Charles O (O Alexander & Son) res 1406 Alice
Alexander Eugenia Mrs, music teacher, 1559 Broadway
Alexander Ezekiel, captain steamer Queen of the Pacific, res 1250
Franklin
Alexander Frank A, pressman Pacific Press, res 1013 Fourteenth
Alexander Goodman, glazier, res 709| Fifth
Alexander Henry, boots and shoes, 851 Washington, res 965
Fourth ave
Alexander Isidore, capitalist, res 1564 Telegraph ave
Alexander Juliette Miss, res 1006 Sixteenth
Alexander J M Rev, res 452 East Seventeenth
Alexander L L, mining engineer, res 468 Prospect ave
Alexander Lottie Miss, music teacher, res 1006 Sixteenth
Alexander Mattie Mrs, res 468 Prospect
Alexander O, merchandise broker, S F, res 1406 Alice
Alexander Samuel T, capitalist, res 1006 Sixteenth
Alexander Wallace, res 1006 Sixteenth
Alfonso Cormen, res 1314 Thirty-sixth
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OAKLAND.
Alger Charles, employe rolling mill, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Alger Clara Miss, res 1020 Adeline
Alger Cora Miss, res 1020 Adeline
Alger James, employe carriage factory, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Aljoe William, carpenter S P Co, res 1521 Sixth
Allan Charles, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Commer-
cial Union Hotel
Allan Charles, deckhand Piedmont, res 707 Chester
Allan Marian Miss, domestic, 1403 Jackson
Allard A Mrs, res 1685 Eighth
Allardt Charles, student, res 1127 Linden
Allard t Fred, student, res 1127 Linden
Allardt George F, civil engineer, S F, res 1127 Linden
Alle Mitchell, candies, 472 Seventh, res 716 Webster
Allen B, contractor, 1303 Jefferson
Allen B B Mrs, res 1860 William
Allen Belle Mrs, music teacher, res 1219 Franklin
Allen B K (McCarty & Allen) res 1303 Jefferson
Allen Carl D, bookkeeper, res 937 Adeline
Allen Charles E, commission merchant, res 822 East Fifteenth
Allen Charles R, coal dealer, S F, res 318 Fourteenth
Allen Charles S, farmer, res High nr East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Allen E C Miss, res 539 Thirty-sixth
Allen E P Mrs, res 327 Eleventh
Allen Esther Mrs, res 1414 Fifteenth
Allen Ethan, physician, 906 Br'dway, rm 26, res 539 Thirty-sixth
Allen F M Miss, res 539 Thirty-sixth
Allen Frank, bookkeeper J G Allen, res 1317 Alice
Allen Fred, blacksmith S P Co, res NW cor Wood and Willow
Allen G C, driver water wagon, bds 313 Sixth
Allen George H, carriage maker J E Johnston, res 962 Webster
Allen George S, with Thos Day & Co, S F, res 1324 Linden
Allen Harriet C Mrs, res 829 Seventeenth
Allen Hattie A Miss, res 166 Fifth
Allen Herbert, delivery clerk W & M Everson, res Filbert bet
Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Allen H J, railroad fireman, res 1773 Eighth
Allen Ira L, driver Talcott's Dairy, res High nr East Fourteenth
Allen Jackson, contractor OCRR, res 1563 Brush cor Twenty-
second
ALLEN JAMES G agent Dixon Crucible Co, S F, res 1317 Alice
Allen Jennie C Miss, res 1104 Fourteenth
Allen Jerome A, clerk, S F, res 1133 Filbert
Allen John, atty-at-law, res 1104 Fourteenth
Allen John H, fireman S P Co, res 1773 Division
Allen John J, atty-at-law, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen L B, clerk supt's office S P Co, East Berkeley, res cor
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Allen L T Mrs, res 1722 Twenty-first ave
Allen Mary Mrs, res 202 East Ninth
Allen Margaret Mrs, janitress Prescott School, res 1104 Four-
teenth
Allen Margaret Mrs, domestic, res 1256 Eighth
Allen Marian Miss, nurse, 586 Caledonia ave
Allen Mrs, res 1133 Filbert
Allen Myron W, carriage maker, res 962 Webster
Allen N B, brakeman S P Co, res 806 Wood
Allen O P, bookkeeper, res 424 East Tenth
Allen Orrin E, clerk W F Kroll, res 519 Eighth
Allen Orrin H, engineer S P Co, re=j 1762 William
Allen Reece B, stamp and box clerk post-office, res 514 Fifteenth
Allen Richard K, mgr Bankers' and Merchants' Mutual Insurance
Co, res 937 Adeline
Allen Robert, gardener, res 1841 Webster
Allen Robert W, carpenter, res 920 Twenty-fourth
Allen Rowland F, salesman, res 822 East Fifteenth
Allen Sarah Miss, res 539 Thirty-sixth
Allen Stephen H, artesian well borer, res 271 Sixth
Allen Thomas J, c erk Pacific Mail Steamship Co's office, S F, res
1414 Fifteenth
Allen Truman H, pension agt, S F, res 166 Fifth
Allen Valient B, miner, res 952 Pine
Allen Walter S, engineer S P Co, res 1804 William
Allen William, employe C P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Allen William, contractor and builder, 1694 Telegraph ave, res
same
Allen William A, res 2233 Magnolia
Allen William C, machinist, res 810 Market
Allen William E, brakeman, res 810 Market
Allen William M, carpenter, res 1104 Fourteenth
Allen William Wallace, atty-at-law, res 565 Fifth
Allensworth A M, barber, 460 Twelfth, res 407 Twelfth
Alley John A, laborer, res 721 Henry
Allingham William, foreman S P Co, res 504 Twenty-fourth
Allis Laura Mrs, dressmaker, res 808 Twenty-second
Allison A, carpenter, res 821 Market
Allison Benjamin, butcher with O Bemis, res 520 East Fourteenth
Allman Emma J Miss, res 1263 Harrison
Allsop Robert, bricklayer, res Twenty -first ave bet East Twentieth
and East Twenty-first
Allum A W, printer, res 1270 Market
ALLUM LE ROY W, printer, res 463 and 465 Third
Almanzi Agnes Miss, dressmaker r^s 1781 Goss
Almeda Manuel Jose, longshoreman, res 755 Campbell
Almeida Domingos, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 244
Hollis
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Alstrin Frank, machinist, S F, res 1074 Chase H^
Alta House, Miles Furniss propr, 901| Washington
Altendorf Julius Jr, sign writer, res 1206 Twenty-eighth
Altendorf Julius, grinder, res 1206 Twenty-eighth
Althof Heimen (Althof & Bahls, S F) res"941 Filbert
Althof John A M, capitalist, res 1767 Goss
Altmeyer Henry, nailer Pacific Nail Factory, res 1266 Fourth
ave
Altmeyer Jacob, supt Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1266
Fourth ave
Altmeyer Lilly Miss, res 1266 Fourth ave
Altmeyer May Miss, res 1266 Fourth ave
Altmeyer Martha Mrs, res 1266 Fourth ave
Altmeyer Mat, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 360 Fifth
' Alvarado H V, asst agt S P Co, res Market
Altvater Philip, plasterer, res 1005 Fifth
Alvarez Manuel, shoemaker, res 461 B
Alves Isabel F Mrs, res 1271 East Fifteenth ave
Alvis John M, laborer, res 222 Hollis
Alvis Manuel, commission merchant, S F, res 360 B
Alvis Sandy, commission merchant, S F, res 356 B
Alviso John P, laborer, 663 Twenty-sixth
Alvord Luke E, compositor Enquirer, res 11 3 § Broadway
Alvres Antonio J, barber, 1466 Seventh, res 753 Willow
© AMADOR MARBLE CO, D Edward Collins secretary, yard, en-
f -n trance Mountain View Cemetery, post-office box 185
^^ Amazon Insurance Co of Cincinnati, Ohio, H Griffin agt, 058
►O Broadway
^O Ambrose G A, physician, 452 Eighth, res Bartlett House
Ambrose Joseph, physician and electrician, 452 Eighth, res
204 Seventh
Ambrose Mamie Miss, milliner, res 1225 Webster
Ojj Ambrose Mrs, domestic, 1225 Webster
Q^ Ambrose Otto, physician, res 204 Seventh
) "^ Ambrose Thomas, fireman S P Co, res 914 Pine
fH Amedon Charles, carrier post-office, res 504 East Fifteenth
£— s American Bakery, Christopher Jaenicke propr, 815 Broadway
American Baptist Publication Society, G S Abbott, D D, superin-
tendent, office 569 Eleventh
American Central Insurance Co of St Louis, Mo, H Griffin agt,
958 Broadway
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO OF PHILADELPHIA. H
Griffin agt, 958 Broadway
American House, Robert V Clark propr, 616 Broadway
American Legion of Honor, meets Fridays in Odd Fellows' Hall,
East Oakland
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AMERICAN LINE STEAMERS, George B Seaman agent, 1073
Broadway
American Manufacturing and Supply Co, cor Twenty-third ave
and East Fourteenth
AMERICAN MEAT MARKET, John H F Schulze proprietor,
NW cor Twelfth and Center
AMERICAN MERCANTILE UNION, Anthony C P Zuner mana-
ger, James A Parker superintendent, 954 Broadway, rms
' 5 and 6
AMERICAN SENTINEL (monthly) E J Waggoner and A T Jones
editors, Pacific Press Publishing Co publishers, cor Twelfth
and Castro
American Restaurant, James H Kimball propr, NW cor Thir-
teenth ave and East Eleventh
Amerman Chas, clerk S F post-office, res 616 Fourteenth
Amerman Fanny Mrs, res 616 Fourteenth
Amerman Louise J Miss, student, res 616 Fourteenth
Ames Miss, res Centennial House
Ames Benjamin, res 218 Sixth
Ames James H, res 1132 Adeline
Ames John, night sealer S P R R, 1707 Chase
Ames Josiah P, res 1132 Adeline
Ames William D, bookkeeper, 765 Fourteenth
Amick Hiram, mgr Oakland Gas Consumers' Association, res
473 Twelfth
Amidon Charles E, letter carrier, res 504 East Fifteenth
Amidon Florence Miss, dressmaker, 504 East Fifteenth
Amidon Maggie, hosiery department California Hosier}?- Co, res
36 Grove
Amidon Mary Mrs, dressmaker, 504 East Fifteenth
Amidon Sim, driver Anderson's Express, res 1805 Seventh
Am merman Henry J Mrs, dressmaker, res 647 Campbell
Ammerman H J, repairer S P Co, res 647 Campbell
Amos C C Mrs; mgr A Coplin, res Arcade House
Amos Joseph, porter Pullman Sleeping Car Co, res 1927 Union
Amsden Ernest Mrs, res 1366 Ninth ave
Amstutz Charles, watchmaker R W Edwards, res 371 Tenth
Anafios Antonio, barber C Briones, res 708 Webster
ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMERS, George B Seaman agent,
1073 Broadway
Ancient Order Druids, meets every Thursday evening at Schim-
melpfennig's Hall, East Twelfth bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
avest
Ancient Order Forresters, No 112, meets at Germania Hall
Ancient Order Forresters, meets Wednesday evening, Court Ad-
vocate, 1015 Clay
Ancient Order Hibernians, Division No 1, William Sullivan
pres, meets SW cor Seventh and Grove
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Ancient Order Hibernians, Division No 3, Patrick Mullen pres,
meets SW cor Seventh and Grove
Ancient Order United Workmen, hall 377 Twelfth
Anders William, agt New Home sewing machine, 1009 Broad-
way, res 763 Sixteenth
Andersen Charles, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res Grove bet '
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Andersen Charles, carpenter, res 1455 Linden
Andersen Christina, domestic, 1974 Webster
Andersen Jacob, varnisher, res 638 Chestnut
Andersen Johan Jacob, engineer, res 1002 East Twenty-first
Andersen Lena Miss, res East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Andersen M, coachman E M Herrick, res 2081 Webster
Andersen Otto E, machine hand Independent Planing Mill, res
562 Thirty-ninth
Anderson — , res 2032 Broadwav
Anderson Mrs, dressmaker, Alameda, res 361 Tenth
Anderson A Miss, clerk New Liberty Bakery, res 857 Washington
Anderson Abbie A Mrs, 863 Center
Anderson A H, house and sign painter, res 1162 Seventh
Anderson Alexander, fruit dealer, cor Broadway and Thirteenth,
res 325 Sixth
Anderson Alexander, tinner S P Co, res 1762 Atlantic '
Anderson Andrew, carpenter, res cor Fifth and Henry
Anderson Annie, domestic, 1214 Brush
Anderson Annie B, domestic, 1313 Madison
Anderson A T, carpenter, res 1082 East Twenty-fourth
Anderson Augusta Miss, res 1016 Kirkham
Anderson Bettie Mrs, res 1168 East Fourteenth
Anderson Betty, cook I L Requa, Piedmont
Anderson Charles, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 514
Fourth
Anderson Charles, clerk, res 1204 Fourteenth
f^jj^ Anderson Charles, teamster, 222 B
Anderson Charles G, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res
1204 Fourteenth
Anderson Charles J, first mate Oakland ferryboat, res 918 Henry
Anderson Charlotte Miss, domestic, res 522 Knox Place
Anderson Christian, painter, res 1672 Atlantic
Anderson Conrad, employe California Jute Mill
Anderson Oris, night clerk, S F, res 1701 Adeline
Anderson Edward H, laborer, res n s Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
Anderson Edwin, with Wm Anderson, res 1302 San Pab'o ave
Anderson Elizabeth Mrs, res 1302 San Pablo ave
Anderson Emma W Mrs, teacher Lafayette School, res 1014
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Anderson Emma, domestic, 1391 Harrison
Anderson P] W Mrs, res 1014 Broadway
Anderson Frank, laborer Alameda quarry
Anderson F V, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Anderson George, salesman candy factory, S F, res 1674 Atlantic
Anderson George W, expressman, res 1074 Atlantic
Anderson Gertie Miss, domestic, res 1209 Jackson
Anderson Gustave, student, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Anderson G W, express, 105(5 Broadway, res Atlantic nr Point
Anderson Harry, carpenter, res 1456 Eleventh ave
Anderson Hattie Miss, res 914 Sixteenth
Anderson Hattie Miss, res 1156 Madison
Anderson Henry, mining engineer, res 1016 Kirkham
Anderson Henry, miner, res 1012 Pine
Anderson Henry I, engineer steamer Apache, res 713 Brush
Anderson Hilda, domestic, 1268 Seventh ave
Anderson H, smelter and refiner, res 905 East Fourteenth
Anderson J, laborer, 950 Pine
Anderson Jacob, potter Oakland Art Pottery and Terra Cotta
Works, res Nineteenth bet Nineteenth and Twentieth aves
Anderson James, pottery agt, res 1314 Fifth ave
Anderson James, gardener, res East Fourteenth nr Julia
Anderson James, brass finisher Hersey & Chloupek, res 829 East
Sixteenth
Anderson James A, cigars and tobacco, 1768 Seventh, res 948 Pine
Anderson James S, miner, res 775 Fourteenth
Anderson Jens, gardener Mrs Donnelly, res East Fourteenth, Fruit
Vale
Anderson John, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Commer-
cial Union Hotel
Anderson John, laborer S P Co, res 1726 Filbert
Anderson John, carpenter, res 320 Second
Anderson John, buggy washer Thirteenth Street Stable, res 411
Thirteenth
Anderson John F Rev, minister, res 1262 Thirteenth ave
Anderson John F, first mate steamer Oakland, res 1268 Kirkham
Anderson John N, carpenter, res 1355 Thirteenth
Anderson John P, teamster, S F, res 409 Fourth
Anderson Joseph, expressman, res 1674 Atlantic
Anderson Joseph, longshoreman, res 829 East Sixteenth
Anderson Josephine Miss, res 1880 Seventh
Anderson Lars, tailor, res 1309 Jefferson
Anderson Lars, tailor, 850 Franklin
Anderson Lena Miss, domestic, res 1862 William
Anderson Levi H, machinist Pacific Nail Works, res 974 Thirty-
sixth
Anderson Lizzie Mrs, res 829 Filbert
Anderson Louis H, law student, res 1016 Kirkham
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Anderson Mary, domestic, res 960 Oak
Anderson Mary Miss, res 1016 Kirkham
Anderson Mary Mrs, res 1880 Seventh
Anderson Mathias, engineer, res 1731 Wood
Anderson Neil, coachman C S Chamberlain, res San Pablo ave nr
Forty-fifth
Anderson Neil, coachman J M Buffington, res 963 Oak
Anderson O, employe steamer Oakland, res 1056 Third
Anderson Olaf, propr Railroad Exchange Hotel, 1880 Seventh,
Anderson Pauline Mrs, res 1862 William
Anderson P, conductor Oakland Cable Co, res 584 Twenty-second
Anderson P C, milk dairy, res SW cor Filth and Kirkham
Anderson Peter, coachman Mrs P Sather, res SE cor Grove and
Thirteenth
Anderson Peter W, letter carrier, res 52 East Twelfth
Anderson Ritchie, laborer, cor Thirty-sixth and San Pablo ave
Anderson Robert, baker Cape Ann Bakery, res N W cor Eleventh
and Clay
Anderson Robert, clerk, 1849 San Pablo ave
Anderson Robert J, clerk II Fletcher, res ] 807 Myrtle
Anderson Salome Mrs, res 572 Tenth
Anderson Samuel, carpet layer McGovern & Cahill, res 119 Han-
nah
Anderson Sevrin A, carpet layer, 119 Hannah •
Anderson Sophie, res 1056 Third
Anderson Stena Miss, housekeeper, res 1642 Myrtle
Anderson Thomas, chief engineer steamer Oakland, res 1159
Campbell
Anderson Walter, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 735 Mag-
nolia
Anderson William, res Capitol Hotel
Anderson William, confectionery, 460 Seventh, res 1302 San
Pablo ave
Anderton James B, poultry yard, res 1912 Broadway
Anderton John B, poultry yard, res 1912 Broadway
Andrada Mary Mrs, res 211 Haven
Andrade Joseph, engineer ferry boat Piedmont, res 1708
Thirteenth ave
Andre A A, insurance adjuster, res Fairmont House
Andre M Mrs, res 211 Haven
Andreas John, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 370 A
Anclreason Julius, laborer Judson Works, res 222 Center Beach
Andren Hermann, teamster M Schnudenhaus, res 227 Eighth
Andres James A, paper hanger, res 1066 Thirty-second
Andres Mary Miss, teacher, res 261 Twelfth
Andres Samuel, paper hanger, res 1066 Thirty-second
Andrews Alice, domestic, 1307 Castro
Andrews B Mrs, weaver California Cotton Mills, res 1463 Seventh
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Andrews Charles, steward, 467J Twelfth
ANDREWS CHARLES B> piano and organ tuner and pipe organ
manufacturer, 620 Sixteenth
Andrews Charles W, res 1264 Webster
Andrews Daniel, helper Pacific Iron Nail Works, res 1463 Seventh
Andrews E B, laborer C O Child, res cor Twenty-third, ave and
East Fourteenth
Andrews G A, longshoreman Port Costa, res Thirtieth bet West
and Grove
ANDREWS GEO N> pipe wgan manufacturer and tuner and re-
pairer of pianos and cabinet organs, 620 Sixteenth
Andrews Georgia Miss, compositor Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Andrews Ida Miss, Pacific Press Book Bindery, res 820 Ninth
Andrews Jesse, grainer, res 514 Twenty-fourth
Andrews John R, house painter, res 514 Twenty-fourth
Andrews Luke, watchman S P Co, res 1824 Atlantic
Andrews Luke H, res Home for Adult Blind
Andrews Mary Miss, waitsr W C T U Coffee Rooms, res 1463
Seventh
Andrews M J Mrs, res 1264 Webster
Andrews Nicholas G, mining supt, res 698 Sycamore
Andrews Robert, laborer, res 1261 Eighteenth ave
Andrews Rose Mrs, res 528 Twenty-second
Andrews Thomas, employe C P Co, res Pullman House
Andrews Thomas A, res 514 Twenty-fourth
ANDREWS & WHALLEY (Geo N Andrews and Thos W Whal-
ley) tuners and repairers of pianos and cabinet organs, and
pipe organ manufacturers, 620 Sixteenth
Andrich George, house and sign painter, res 703 East Twelfth
Andus William, mgr New Home sewing machine, 1009 Broadway,
res 763 Sixteenth
ANGEL S & CO (Simon Angel and Nicholas Morry) wholesale
produce, Foster's wharf, foot of Franklin
ANGEL S(M0N (S Angel & Co) res 560 Franklin
Angeli Elsie Mrs, res 580 Jones
Angeli W C, physician, S F, res 323 Eleventh
Angeli William C Jr, employe miners' foundry, S F, res 323
Eleventh
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION of San Fran-
cisco, Jackson, Vandercook & Melvin agents, 458 Ninth
Angus William, wheat broker, res 469 East Eleventh
Angwin J A, foreman S P Co, res 1669 Taylor
Anheuser (The), Herbert & Sonderleiter proprs, 477 Ninth
Annable Sylvester C, asst freight claim agt U P R R, res 856
Brush
Annis Alex G, plumber, res SVV cor Shattuck and Mariposa aves
Annis Lizzie Mrs, dressmaker, 1165 Seventh, res same
Ansel a Maiy Mrs, general housework, res 524 Sixteenth
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Anson H S, agt S F Call, 569 Eighth
Anthony Amelia C Mrs, dressmaker, res 861 Chester
ANTHONY A G< physician and surgeon, office hours 1 to 3 P M
and 6: 30 to 7 : 30 P M, office NE cor Willow and Seventh,
res same
Anthony Mark, teamster, res 664 East Sixteenth
ANTHONY R M, real estate and insurance, 480 Tenth, res 964
Eighteenth
Anton Anna M Miss, clerk, res 1170 Seventh
Anton August, bootblack stand, SE cor Broadway and Fourteenth,
res Tenth bet Broadwaj^ and Franklin
Anton August, cigar maker, res 608 Madison
Anton & DeMars (P N Anton and A A DeMars) groceries and for-
eign and domestic fruit, 1 170 Seventh
Anton Frank, res 1015 Seventh
Anton Peter, cigar maker, res 608 Madison
Anton Peter N (Anton & DeMars) res 1170 Seventh
Anton Zisnik, propr Mason Doree, res 1261 Jefferson
Antone F, shoemaker, res 826 East Twelfth
Antone Manuel, fruit stand, 875 Broadway, res cor Tenth and
Broadway
Antonelle Joseph S, railroad contractor, res 1123 Myrtle
Antonio B, quarryman Alameda McAdamizing Co, quarry Lake
Shore ave %
Antonucca Joseph, tinsmith, res 722 Linden
Anttonini Vittoria, peddler, res 630 Filbert
Antwiler Charles, cabinet maker, res 2047 Magnolia
Antwiler Charles J, cabinet maker, res 2047 Magnolia
Apell Alma, compositor Pacific Press, res Alameda
Apell Severin, pressman Pacific Press, res Alameda
Apgar Jacob M, laborer, res NE cor Moss ave and Ruby
Apgar Richard, capitalist, res Wilson House
Aplin Ruth H Miss, res 1376 Ninth
Appleby Eliza Mrs, res 960 Castro
Applegarth Edw, res 1322 Harrison
Applegarth John, farmer, res 528 East Eleventh
Applegarth Sarah Miss, res 505 East Eleventh
Applegarth Sarah Mrs, res 505 East Eleventh
Appleton William, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, res Dover
bet Mariposa and Benton, North Temescal
Appley J Mrs, res 819 Washington
Appley Levi, collector, res 819 Washington
Appley P W, miner, res 819 Washington
Appo G A Mrs, ladies' hair dresser, res 813 Center
Appo Junius B, porter steamer Santa Rosa, res 813 Center
Appomattox Relief Corps W R C, meets every Tuesday at G A R
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Arbell John, tinner O C Kirk, res 760 Fourteenth
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Arbullch M A, cook Thompson's Bakery, res 1261 San Pablo ave
Arcade Saloon, Joseph A Flannery propr, 879 Washington
Areata House, Mrs H Hunt propr, 1207 Broadway and 1208 San
Pablo ave
Archambault Edwin A, horseshoer Sohst Bros, res 910 Franklin
Archbald John, capitalist, res 1070 Sixteenth
Archdale Christina, domestic, res 1375 Franklin
Archer James, machinist, res NW cor Emery and Forty -fifth
Archibald Samuel C, saddlery and harness, 1082 Fourteenth ave,
res 1308 Tenth ave
Arens Annie M Mrs, res 823 Filbert, rear
Arey E F Mrs, res 1170 Madison
Arej^ James A, carpenter, res 1908 San Pablo ave
Arff Hans, carriage maker W Morck, res nr San Pablo Station
Arfsten K E, cabinet maker, res 1666 Twelfth
Argon Josef a, shoemaker, res 1263 Cypress
Ariamsen Louise Mis, res 1406 Ninth
Arkinson James D, cutter, S F, res 764 Madison
Arkulin George, dishwasher P Kesovia, res 1790 Seventh
Arlett Benj, bricklayer, res 615 Fifteenth
Arlett George, with Snyder & Gill is, res 615 Fifteenth
Arlett Harry B, with P Baker, res 362 Fifth
Arlett James C, driver Rouse & Co, res 615 Fifteenth
Arlett William T, bookkeeper Oakland Fruit and Produce Co, res
615 Filbert
Arlington House, T G Kingsland propr, 474 Ninth
Armanin L, quarry man, res Temescal
Amies Charles W, wood and willow ware, res 1201 West
Armes George W, wood and willow ware, res 1118 Brush
Armes William D, res 1118 Brush
Armory Hall, 1064 Washington
Armstrong A A, poultry dealer, res 1954 Grove
Armstrong Ambrose H, plaster, res 1106 East Eighteenth
Armstrong Bradley A, artist, res 1527 Broadway
Armstrong B F (Armstrong & Merchant) res 1520 Broadway
Armstrong Bezie, domestic A E Magill, 706 Thirteenth
Armstrong Carrie Miss, res 510 Ninth
Armstrong Charles, framemaker, res 1522 Broadway
Armstrong Edgar, res 510 Ninth
Armstrong Edward M, carriage painter J T Gardiner, res 1308
Telegraph ave
Armstrong Ella Mrs, res 1424 Chestnut
Armstrong F A Rev, clergyman (Congregational) res 674 Thirty-
fourth
Armstrong Francis, extraman Engine Co No 1, Oakland Fire De-
partment
Armstrong Frank, paper hanger, res 1520 Broadway
Armstrong Frank P (Armstrong & Quellen) res 1206 Clay
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Armstrong Hiram T, carpenter Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res
589 Sycamore
Armstrong James, car repairer S P Co, res 1816 William
Armstrong Jennie L Mrs, res 727 Eighth
Armstrong John W, carpenter, res 939 Union
Armstrong Joseph, agt marine germicide paint, S F, res 1112
Eighth
Armstrong L P, student, res 674 Thirty-fourth
Armstrong Mark, searcher of records, res 727 Eighth
Armstrong Martin, lumberman, res 221 Hannah
Armstrong & Merchant (B F Armstrong and E W Merchant) in-
terior decorators and paper hangers, 1070 Broadway
Armstrong Percy, student, res 1527 Broadway
Armstrong & Quellen (Frank P Armstrong and H C Quellen)
undertakers, successors to McKenzie, 866 Broadway
Armstrong Rebecca Mrs, res 41 East Nineteenth
Armstrong Robert, laborer, res 915 Seventh
Armstrong Thos L, draughtsman, res 933 Poplar
Armstrong William, artist, res 467 Twenty-first
Armstrong William »S, clerk Pacific Bank, S F, res 939 Union
Armstrong W W, produce, res 569 Tenth
Arnold A Miss, res 700 Franklin
Arnold Bertie, physician, res 615 Seventeenth
Arnold C S, student, res 957 Castro
Arnold Ed, salesman H Schellhaas, res cor Ninth and Broadway
Arnold Gertie, domestic, NE cor McAdam and Broadway
Arnold May Miss, res 700 Franklin
Arnold Peter Joseph, tallyman Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res 1664
Thirtetnth ave
Arnold — , physician, res 615 Seventeenth
Arnold Rawdon, homeopathic physician, 906 Broadway, res 715
Thirteenth
Arnold T J Mrs, res 957 Castro
Arnold Wm L, res 957 Castro
Aronson Benj, barber, 1774 Seventh, res 366 Fifth
Arper Albert D (Arper Bros) res 561 East Sixteenth
Arper Annie Miss, res 561 East Sixteenth
Arper Bros (Geo W, A D and C T) illuminating and lubricating
oils, 329 Ninth
Arper Clarence T (Arper Bros) res 561 East Sixteenth
Arper George W (Arper Bros) res 561 East Sixteenth
Arper Thomas, engineer, res 561 East Sixteenth
Arps Bertha Miss, res 1577 Linden
Arps William, dairyman, res 1577 Linden
Arrowsmith A T, sec Alameda Macadamizing Co, res 456 Eighth
Arth George V, blacksmith, res 816 Alice
Arth Isidore, harness maker, res 816 Alice
Arthur John D, res 1307 Castro
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Arthur M Mrs, res 1420 Castro
Arthur Paul, saddler, res 1420 Castro
Arthur Ralph, teacher Boehm flute, res 1420 Castro
Arthur William V, inventor, res 1420 Castro
Arvidson Nettie, domestic, res 1137 Linden
Asbuiy M E Church South, Rev C O Steele pastor, NE cor Fif-
teenth and Clay
Aschmann William, clerk Martin's Produce Store, res 1814 Goss
Ash Thomas, laborer, res 1858 Short
Ashcroft Alice Miss, res Booth bet Broadway and Piedmont ave
Ashcroft Nellie Miss, Booth bet Broadway and Piedmont ave
Ashe Mrs, finisher California Hosiery Co, res 756 Jefferson
Ashe Fred, teamster Selby Smelting Works, res 756 Jefferson
Asher George, with Samuel Asher, res 715 Broadway
Asher Louis, dealer in poultry and produce, res 767 Webster
Asher Ralph, fruit peddler, res 459 Fourth, rear
Asher Samuel, furniture, 715 Broadway, res same
Asher Samuel, peddler, res 459 Fourth, rear
Asher Theresa T Miss, res 459 Fourth, rear
Ashley Maria Mrs, res 723 Myrtle
Ashmore Sophie Mrs, res 493 Twenty-thiid
Ashton George H, car cleaner S P Co
Ashton Narcissa J Mrs, teacher Prescott School, res 1683 Chase
Aspern Harry, teamster, res 601 East Twelfth
Assembly Hall, SW cor Goss and Wood
Astor Henry, laborer, res 1251 Fifteenth ave
Atchinson C M Mrs, res 603 East Fourteenth
Atchison William, carpenter, res 857 Clay
Athearn Annie T Miss, matron Sheltering Home, res 1274 Frank-
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Athearn Frank A, office boy, res 1070 Center
Athearn Joseph H (Athearn & Co, S F) grocers, res 1070 Center
Athenian Club, W E Hale pres, James Vance Steward sec, 1055
Broadway
Athenian Lodge, No 128, C D Underwood pres and sec, meets first
and third Tuesdays at Pythian Hall, 1056 Broadway
Athenium Council, Chosen Friends, meets at Kohler's Hall, 1506
Seventh, first and third Monday evenings each month
Atherstone H M Miss, res 1365 Market
Atherstone Thomas E Jr, clerk insurance office, S F, res 1365
Market
Atherstone Thomas S, mgr Singer Office, S F, res 1365 Market
Atherton Frank, employe Lyon's Furniture Store, res 1370 Eight-
eenth
Atherton J B Mrs, res 1227 Linden
Atherton J C, Leon's Furniture Store, res 1370 Eighteenth
Atherton Joseph, salesman, 912 and 914 Washington
Atherton William, coachman, res 955 Jackson
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Atkins George, waiter Tubbs Hotel, res 1I1G East Fourteenth
Atkinson Arthur, gilder, res 306 Tenth
Atkinson Blanche, res 1426 Tenth ave
Atkinson E W, res 1425 San Pablo ave
Atkinson Frank, business mgr Oakland Sentinel, res 1426 Tenth
ave
Atkinson Frank F, real estate agent, res 2303 Peralta
Atkinson George, wheelwright, res 854 Harrison
Atkinson George, carriage and wagon maker, 858 Webster, res
cor Seventh and Harrison
Atkinson George, agt Stockton and San Francisco Packet Co, res
1426 Tenth ave
Atkinson George W, saw filer, res 854 Harrison
Atkinson George W, carpenter M S Jordan, res Temescal
Atkinson Henry T (Ingler & Atkinson) res 254 Fifth
Atkinson Lizzie Mrs, res 517 East Fourteenth
Atkinson L F Mrs, music teacher, res 306 Tenth
Atkinson Nellie Mi^s, res 1426 Tenth ave
Atkinson William A, real estate, res 167 East Tenth
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Ticket Office, George B Seaman aat
1073 Broadway
Atteberry '■ — , carpenter S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Atterburry Francis, carriage trimmer, res White House
Atwater C J Mrs, res 378 East Eleventh
Atwater D wight M, supt Main & Winchester, S F, res 962 Camp-
bell
Atwater Henry C, res 962 Campbell
Atwater Louis, res 759 Castro
Atwater W L, carpenter, res 378 East Eleventh
Atwill E D Mrs, res 907 Jackson
At will J F, res 907 Jackson
Atwood Grace E Miss, res 957 Grove
Atwood H R, marine surveyor, res 1031 Seventh ave
Atwood William W, wood engraver, res 1031 Seventh ave
Audiffred Bros (Louis and Henry Audifired), wood, coal, hay and
grain, 565 Fourth, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Emily Miss, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Eugenia Miss, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Henry (Audiffred Bros) res 1313 Bru<=h
Audiffred Hypolite, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Leon tine Miss, res 1313 Brush
Audiffred Louis (Audiffred Bros) res 1313 Brush
Audifred H, wood and coal, 554 Third
Auer Arthur (Westermann & Co) res Washington Brewery
Auerbach L Mrs, res 586 Twenty-second
Augenstein Ernest, jeweler, S F, res 2120 Magnolia
Auger George L, physician, res Tubbs Hotel
Augur George J, physician, 1104 Broadway, res same
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Augusta T Miss, shirtmaker M J Keller, res East Oakland
Augustine E Miss, domestic, 153 Nineteenth
Augustine Emanuel D, commercial traveler, res Nineteenth ave,
Peralta Heights
Augustine Manuel B. traveler Folger & Co, res 153 East Nine-
teenth
Augustio Antonio J, employe Judson Iron Works, res 224 Ettie
Augustus Caroline Miss, dressmaker, 917 East Fifteenth
Augustus Domingo, employe S P Co, res 917 East Fifteenth
Auld Royal I, clerk post-office, res Second ave nr Clifton
Aumanet Charles, with Marcel Longe, res 6L7 Broadway
AURORA SALOON, T H Scheiding proprietor, 838 Broadway
Auroux Edward, general jobber, res 361 First
Austin Alfred F, law student Davis & Hill, res 1318 Seventh ave
Austin Arthur T C, second cook Philadelphia Restaurant, res 728
Twelfth
Austin David S Capt, mariner, res 1067 Brush
Austin George W, iron worker Judson Works, res 129 Helen
Austin Mary J Miss, dressmaker, 129 Helen
Austin Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res Playter Block
Austin William, laborer, res 129 Helen
Avan Charles, ship carpenter, res 828 Alice
A velar Annie Mrs, res 1063 East Twenty-first
A velar Carrie Miss, res 1063 East Twenty-first
Avelar Joseph, employe Jute Mill, res 1063 East Twenty-first
A velar Mary Miss, res 1063 East Twenty-first
Avelar Minnie Miss, res 1063 East Twenty-first
Avenue House, Mrs M Denison propr, 1273 San Pablo ave
Averell H S, helper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 821 Market
Averell William M Mrs, res 960 Brush
Avery A E Miss, music teacher, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avery A M Mrs, physician, res 320 Fourteenth
Avery Grant E, bootmaker C W Cornors, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avery S J Mrs, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avery Walton F, pattern maker, res 953 Thirty-fifth
Avila Antone, potter Oakland Art and Pottery Works, res 921
East Fourteenth
Avon John, police officer, res College ave nr Hudson
Axford Sarah Miss, traveler, res 1112 Second ave
Axtell Henry, engineer Cal Hosiery Co, res 1318 Eleventh ave
Axtell John C, painter, res East Fourteenth nr Liese ave
Axtell Walter M, artist, res East Fourteenth nr Liese ave
Ayala Mamie M, res w s Telegraph ave beyond Fifty-first
Aydelatt J H, teacher Depue's Commercial College, res S F
Ayer Hattie G Mrs, teacher Franklin School, res Tubbs Hotel
Ayers Alonzo T, special officer, res 756 Seventh
Ayers Charles H, searcher of records G L Mix, Union Savings
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Ayers Edward J, with Burtchaell & Crowlev, res 606 Eighteenth
Ayers J C, with P H McGrew, res 261 Eighth
Ayers John E, plumber Bnrtchael & Crowley, res 606 Eighteenth
Ayers Martha E Mrs, psycho-magnetic physician, res 581 Seven-
teenth
Ayers Mary Miss, student, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Ayers Ransom G, architect and builder, res 581 Seventeenth
Ayers William H, watchman Court House, res 741 Myrtle
Aylwin Gad, res 358 East Sixteenth
Ayres Irvin D (D L Beck & Sons, S F) res 1205 Oak
Ayres Margaret Mrs, res 1351 Peralta
Ayres Minnie, res 913 Chester
Ayres M J Mrs, teacher Clawson School, res 1758 Taylor
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BAAB CHARLES merchant tailor, 972 Broadway, res Tenth bet
Webster and Harrison
Babb Charles, journalist, res 2049 Market
Babb Lyman D, policeman, res 1211 Seventh
Babbitt Daniel H, railroad employe, res 1465 Ninth
Babbitt Hattie A Miss, res 1954 Webster
Babbitt Lucius, clerk Brown & Mckinnon, res 1465 Ninth
Babbitt Salmon M (Barstow & Babbitt) res 1954 Webster
Babcock Mrs, domestic, SE -cor Tenth and Adeline
Babcock Amanda Mrs, res 827 Market
Babcock C E, res 508J Fifteenth
Babcock Frankie Miss, copyist, bds 1012 Jefferson
Babcock George, capitalist, res 1218 Filbert
Babcock George R, res 1216 Webster
Babcock Henry C, constable, res e s Claremont ave nr Telegraph
ave
Babcock Jessie Miss, milliner, res 570 Thirteenth
Babcock John H, carpenter, res 714 Eleventh
Babcock Lafayette M, supt G H Tay & Co, S F, res 2003 Thir-
tieth
Babcock Olive Mrs, res 570 Thirteenth
Babcock Sanford P, civil engineer and deputy supt streets, res
959 Fourth ave
Babcock Viola, stenographer, res 1012 Jefferson
Babson M R Miss, res 971 West
Babue David, iron moulder, res Folsom nr Twelfth
Babue John, fireman steamer Oakland, res Folsom nr Twelfth
Baca J Miss, dressmaker, res 1363 Telegraph ave
Bachelder Alvah H, with Holt Bros, S F, res 545 Twenty-first
Bachelder P J, carpenter Independent Planing Mills, res 812 Brush
Bachrach Simon, insurance agt, S F, res 776 Harrison
Backer Anthon Mrs, res 1614 Myrtle
Backstrom Otto G, bookkeeper, S F, res 352 East Fifteenth
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Backus Birdie Miss, res 1727 Goss
Backus Oscar J, stoves and tinware, S F, res 1424 Adeline
Bacon Alice M Miss, teacher piano, Field Seminary
Bacon David M (Johnson & Bacon) res East Oakland Hotel
Bacon David M, propr East Oakland Hotel, 579 and 581 East
Twelfth
Bacon F F, insurance agt, 854 J Broadway, res 1156 Broadway
Bacon Frank P, iron foundry, S F, res 923 Linden
Bacon G W, conductor Oakland Cable Co, res 1420 J San Pablo ave
Bacon H D, capitalist, S F, res 960 Oak
Bacon Helen Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Twenty-seventh
Bacon James H, confectioner, 965 Broadway, res 222 Ninth
Bacon T F, physician, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Twenty-seventh
Bacon Wesley, farmer, Evoy Ranch
Bacon William F, collector The J Dewing Co, res 834 Franklin
Bade Joseph, res e s Telegraph ave bet Forty-sixth and Forty-
seventh
BADESCU JOSEF, printer Pacific Press, res 715 Twelfth
Badger Charles W', broker, S F, res 1367 Castro
Badger Mildred Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynue
Badger's Park, Anders Vekander propr, c.r Seventh ave bet
Eighth and Ninth
Badger Thomas W, capitalist, res 412 East Tenth
Badger Wui G, commission merchant, S F, res Fruit Vale ave nr
Lynde
Baeta John P, laborer, res cor Pacific aud Campbell
Bagge Chr, farmer, res 1660 Fourteenth
Baglin Mrs, employe California Jute Mill
Baglin Gertrude, employe California Jute Mill
Baglin Harriet Mrs, res 1715 Market
Baglin James, employe California Jute Mill
Bagnall Benjamin H, accountant S P Co, res 1128 Myrtle
Bahler J F, solicitor, res 1416^ San Pablo ave
Bahler M J Mrs, book agent, res 1416^ San Pablo ave
Bahls J W (Althof & Bahls, S F) res 942 Linden
Bahls Liset'e Miss, dressmaker, res 817 Myrtle
Bahr Gottlieb Rev, clergyman and teacher, res 2034 Union
Bailey — , carpenter S P Co, res 1723 Seventh
Bailey A, foreman engine No 2, Oakland Fire Department
Bailey A H, real estate and sugar planter, res 1391 Harrison
Bailey Alice C Mrs, res 1387 Harrison
Bailey Ann Mrs, res 567 East Twenty-third
Bailey Austin, painter, res White House
Bailey Chas A, with Huntington, Hopkins & Co, S F, res 1387
Harrison
Bailey H C Mrs, res 757 Brush
Bailey Irene Mrs, res 1713 Mnrket
Bailey James, gardener, res 464 Third
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Bailey J D, brakeman S P Co, res 956 Kirkham
Bailey J M, brakeman S P Co, res Union Hotel
Bailey John N, street contractor, res 402 East Twentieth
Bailey Lillie, dressmaker, res 464 Third
Bailey Lizzie Mrs, dressmaker, res 927 Pine
Bailey M. compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 419 East
Twelfth
Bailey Mary Miss, artist, res 567 East Twenty-third
Bailey Raymond, res 1387 Harrison
Bailey R O, printer Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Bailey S, fish monger, res Oakland House
Bailey Samuel, sawyer, res 1401 Franklin
Bailey Thomas W, bookkeeper, res 927 Pine
Bailey T W, car cleaner S P Co, res 1880 Seventh
Bailey William H, res 1379 Harrison
Bailey W H, carpenter Knowles & Wetmore, res 362 Tenth
BAILEY WILLIAM IRELAND, proprietor Empire Coal Yard,
coal, wood, charcoal and coke, 710 Fifth, res 675 Fifth
Bailey W T, printer Evening Tribune, res 419 East Twelfth
Bailey Vibber Mrs, dressmaker, 476 Thirteenth, res same
Baillie Annie M Mis, dressmaker, res 1367 Twelfth
Baillie William, tailor M J Keller, res SE cor Eighth and Broad-
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Baillie William M, tailor, res 1367 Twelfth
Baily John, with Culver & McGilvray, res 1772 Seventh
Bain Margaret Mrs, midwife, res 556 Sixteenth
Baird Isabella Mrs, res 820 Thirty-fourth
Baker A B Miss, res 820 Thirteenth
Baker A F, carpenter, res 1303 Clay
Baker Alfred, employe C A King
Baker Alfred J, grainer, res 562 Fifteenth
Baker Alfred S, grainer, res 562 Fifteenth
Baker Alvin W, clerk S P Co, res^L104 Peralta
Baker Angelina Mrs, res 825 Market
Baker Annie M Miss, dressmaker, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker B F, capitalist, res 640 Twelfth
Baker Blanche Miss, res 820 Thirteenth
Baker Cary H, student, res 1230 Eighth ave
Baker Charles, bookkeeper, S F, res 1215 Chestnut
Baker Charles A. real estate, res Tubbs Hotel
Baker Charles F, kalsominer and decorator, res 1068 Broadway,
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Baker Charles W, decorator, res 1068 Broad wa}r
Baker Charlotte Mrs, res 1303 Clay
Baker Clarence E, news agt, res 891 Pine
Baker C M Mrs, bakery, 376 Twelfth, res 955 Washington
Baker David, clerk Peter Baker, res 362 Fifth
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Baker E, waiter, res 1111 Twenty -second
Baker E Mrs, res 1802 Market
Baker Edmund G, farmer, res 2129 Elm
Baker Edward, student, res 1230 Eighth ave
Baker Ellen Mrs, res 484 Plymouth ave
Baker Emily N, res 854 Brush
Baker Emma Miss, res 1169 Tenth ave
Baker Eugene A, clerk, res 891 Pine
Baker Frank, clerk P Baker, res 362 Fifth
Baker Fred, folder Pacific Press, res 1957 Myrtle
Baker G A, foreman press room Pacific Press, res 1957 Myrtle
Baker George O, brakeman S P Co, res 452 East Twelfth
Baker Henry M, carpenter, res 1018 Pine
Baker H R, res 537 Twenty-fifth
Baker Ida M Miss, student, res 1230 Eighth ave
Baiver James, engineer, S F, res 1018 Pine
Baker James H, photographer F M Harkness, res 556 East
Twelfth
Baker J B, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 708 Twenty-
ninth
Baker J B Jr, carpenter, res 708 Twenty-ninth
Baker Jehiel H, miner, res 1213 Chestnut
Baker John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry Association
Baker John, upholsterer, 1716 Eighth, res same
Baker John H, special officer, res 1802 Myrtle
Baker J R, pressman Pacific Press, res 1959 Myrtle
Baker J W, bookkeeper, S F, res 1119 Eleventh ave
Baker Kate E Miss, saleslady Bernstein & Yon Adelung, res 565
Eleventh
Baker L A Mrs, res 1213 Chestnut
Baker L P, horse raiser, res 1118 Kirkham
Baker L R Mrs, res 1375 Franklin
Baker M Miss, clerk Union Bank, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker Margaret Mrs, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker Martha D Miss, res 562 Fifteenth
Baker Mattie B Miss, res 640 Twelfth
Baker M H Miss, corresponding clerk Union Savings Bank, res
482 Twenty-fifth
Baker Orrin V, blacksmith, res 891 Pine
Baker Orrin V Jr, butcher, res 891 Pine
Baker Patrick, driver S P Co, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth
Baker Peter, conductor Oakland Cable Co
Baker Peter, bartender Schmidt & Fuberling, res 512 Fifth
BAKER PETER, grocer, 823 Broadway, res 362 Fifth
Baker R, restaurant, 555 Broadway, res Alameda
Baker R N, with A Grabs, res Eighth
Baker Robert, folder Pacific Press, res 1957 Mvrtle
Baker Rush D, asst freight agt S P Co, res 358 East Seventeenth
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Baker Sarah Mrs, res 565 Eleventh
Baker Salvia Mrs, foreman folding department Pacific Press,
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Baker T A (Harris & Baker) res 413 Twelfth
Baker Thomas, laborer, res 883 Division
Baker William, res 1111 Eleventh ave
Baker William, miner, res 1119 Eleventh ave
Baker William J, clerk, 1119 Eleventh ave
Baker William S, farmer, res 1230 Eighth ave
Baker William S Jr, res 1230 Eighth ave
Baker Willie H, corresponding clerk Union National Bank, res
482 Twenty-fifth
Balch Eustis, carpenter, res 502 East Fifteenth
Balch L A Mrs, principal Froebel Kindergarten, res 1316 Adeline
Baldrig Sarah Miss (Hanavan & Baldrig) res 1566 Broadway
Baldwin Mrs, furnished rooms, 973 Washington
Baldwin Barry, commission merchant, S F, res 318 East Seven-
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Baldwin Calvin P, dime parcel delivery, 465 Tenth, res 492 Ed-
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Baldwin E Mrs, M D, lodging house, 527 Seventh
Baldwin Edward D, switchman S P Co, res 973 Washington
Baldwin Edward L, engineer S P Co, res 852 Alice
Baldwin Elvira Mrs, physician and private lodgings, 527 Seventh,
res same
Baldwin Fannie S, res 933 Adeline
Baldwin George P, employe Thompson's Bakery, res 1366 West
Baldwin George W, miner, res 1620 Eighth
Baldwin H B, driver Flint & Zimmerman, res 1366 Fifteenth
Baldwin Harry C, student, res 1410 Franklin
Baldwin Isabella Mrs, res Vernon Heights
Baldwin Jennie, res 810 Fourteenth
Baldwin Joseph G Mrs, res 930 Adeline
Baldwin M Arthur, res 1410 Franklin
Baldwin Mark, res 406 East Twelfth
Baldwin M V Mrs, res 1410 Franklin
Baldwin Nellie Mrs, res 977 Center
BALDWIN R 0, physician, 1209 Broadway, res Playter Block
Bales David W, blacksmith, res cor West and Twenty-seventh
Balke R. L, cabinet maker, S F, res Capitol Hotel
Balkwill May Miss, milliner Jones' Bazar, res Oriental Block
Ball C H, engineer, res 876 Wood
Ball Francis, capitalist, res 1261 Clay
Ball Frank J, coiner United States Mint, S F, res 535 Sixteenth
Ball H W, asst auditor M P and M department S P Co, bds Cen-
tennial House
Ball Nicholas A, bookkeeper W P Wheeler, res 467 Twenty -second
Ball Thomas M, printer, S F, res 1261 Clay
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309, 311, 313, 315& 317 Market St., S. F.
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OAKLAND.
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Ballantyne Charles A, employe Thompson's Bakery, res 412 Fif-
teenth
Ballantyne William, painter and paper hanger, 358 Twelfth, res
412 Fifteenth
Ballantyne William H, paper hanger, 358 Twelfth, res 412 Fif-
teenth
Ballard Byron, laborer Pacific. Iron and Nail Co, res 741 Myrtle
Ballard George A, machinist, res 1718 Chase
Ballard J W, liquors, 912 Broadway, res 942 Wood
Ballentine Letitia, domestic, Eighth nr Linden
Ballou George D, stereotype^ 8 F, res 1016 Brush
Ballou S E Mrs, dressmaker, res 1912 Myrtle
Balmforth Ralph, gate keeper United States Mint, S F, res 535 J
Sixteenth
BALMFORTH R MRS> dressmaker, 535| Sixteenth
Balsen John, shoemaker, res 416 Eighth
Balvan M, employe California Jute Mill
Balvin Anton, employe California Jute Mill
Balvin L, employe California Jute Mill
Balzer J, shoemaker, 805 Broadway, res 416 Eighth
Bambauer Frank, wiper S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Bamford Cornelia. E Mrs, res 621 East Fifteenth
Bamford Mary E, journalist, res 621 East Fifteenth
Banard Samuel, first cook A Hallahan, res 1013 Franklin
Bancassa G, tinsmith, res 709 Myrtle
Bane L D Mrs, propr Oriental House, 864 Washington
Banerle John, capitalist, res 753 Grove
Banerle Otto,' machinist, res 753 Grove
Bangle Branson, painter, res 1278 Tenth ave
Bangle Edward Jr, clerk J Jacoby, res 614 East Twelfth
Bangle Edward, carriage painter Northey & Wagar, res 1352
Sixth ave
Bangle Edward, grocer, res 579 East Twelfth
Bangle George, jewelry, res 1214 Tenth ave
Bangle George E (Bangle & Rogers) res 1214 Tenth ave
Bangle Martha Mrs, res ] 278 Tenth ave
Bangle Phoebe Mrs, res 1278 Tenth ave
Bangle & Bogers (G E Bangle and T J Rogers) jewelers and
watchmakers, 622 East Twelfth
Bangs Franklin, Home Mutual Insurance Co, S F, res 118
Ninth
Bangs William, pile driving, res 1670 Atlantic
Banister B, employe Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res S F
Bankhead D B, clerk with H Bankhead, res 580 Third
Bankhead & Eliot, furniture, res 911 Washington
Bankhead Hugh, res 1358 Brush
Bankhead Jane Mrs, res 752 Castro
Bankhead John W, house mover, res 752 Castro
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Bankhead J W, foreman Truck Co No 1, Oakland Fire Depart-
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Bankhead Malcolm R, plumber O M Sanford, res e s Lusk nr
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Bankhead S W, letter carrier, res 752 Castro
Bankhead W S, laborer J Lusk Canning Factory, res 752 Castro
Banks H D, switchman S P Co, res 1832 Seventh
Banks John A, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co, res 1328 Eleventh
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Banks Nellie Mrs, res 1687 Seventh
Banks Sophie Miss, musician, res 1112 Center
Banks Walter, barber Held & Mitchell, res 1011 Franklin
Banks William, pile driving and dredging, res 1670 Atlantic
Banner House, 524 Sixteenth
Bannerman John T, sawyer Pioneer Planing Mills, res 185 Encinal
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Bannister Edwin, foreman box factory, res 1773 Goss
Bannister George W, sawyer box factory, res 1773 Goss
Bannister Joseph, upholsterer, res 1773 Goss
Bannister May Miss, clerk, S F, res 1773 Goss
Bannister W, binder Tribune Publishing Co, res 1773 Goss
Bannon Mary A, seamstress, res 1059 Market
Bannon Mary Miss, res 1776 Atlantic
i'aptist Church, Rev Herndon Garnett pastor, cor Tenth ave and
East Fourteenth
Baptist College, S B Morse, D D, pres, Highland Park
Baptist Mission (colored), 1015 Clay
Baptista Manuel, deckhand steamer Piedmont, res 720 Chester
Baptista Mary Miss, res 720 Chester
Baptiste Frank, laborer, res 1537 West
Baptiste M Mrs, shirtmaker M J Keller, res 1537 West
Baramia Joseph, carpet cleaner, res 708 Fourth
Barattini Laurance, liquor dealer, res 922 Third
Barbagelata Amelia Miss, cashier Abrahamson Bros, res 606
Third
Barbagelata Elvira M Miss, res 606 Third
Barbagelata Frank, macaroni factory, Los Angeles, res 606
Third
Barbagelata Oscar, bookkeeper, S F, res 606 Third
Barbara Mary Sister, teacher St Lawrence School
Barber A F, bookkeeper Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher, res Alameda
Barber Joseph E, res SE cor Second ave and Clifton
Barber M O, farmer, res SE cor Second ave and Clifton
BARBERI FRANK* caterer; socials, weddings, dinner parties and
balls attended to on shortest notice, 818 Twelfth
Barberis Giacomo, cook L Pagget & Co, res 846 Broadway
Barbieri G (Lazzarini & Barbieri) res 1720 San Pablo ave
Barclay Kate L Mrs, res 1716 Eighth
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Barclay Millard F, sticker hand Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 653 I
Seventh
Barge E H, employe S P Co, res 1764 Atlantic
Bargion Emma Miss, res 527 Thirty -sixth
Bargion Peter, miner, res 527 Thirty -sixth
Barham A J, clerk, res NW cor Seventh and Market
Barker Birdie Miss, res 1950 Myrtle
Barker Chas R, engineer, res 2217 Chestnut
Barker Chas W, res 2217 Chestnut
Barker Enoch W, teacher penmanship Hopkin's Academy, res 484
Plymouth ave
Barker Janet, domestic, 534 Twenty-eighth
Barker J H, mining engineer, res 1212 Webster
Barker John P, bookkeeper C L Taylor, res 1104 Broadway
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper, S F, res cor Diamond and Beck with,
Temescal
Barker Mary A Mrs (Mrs H Works & Co) res 1169 Seventh
Barker Squire, iron moulder Occidental Mills, S F, res 130 Hannah
Barker Timothy L, merchant, res 1119 Castro
Barkhouse Fred C, carpenter Win H Weilbye, res Girard House
Barlow Albert, propr People's Express and extraman Truck Co
No 1, Oakland Fire Department, res 366 Third
Barlow Frank T, salesman, res 214 B
Barlow Louise Miss, res 309 East Twelfth
Barlow Mary Mrs, res 214 B
Barlow N M, res 520 Twenty -fifth
Barmen — , barber, Chase nr Pine
Barnard A D, student business college, S F, res 677 Twenty-first
Barnard C V, student business college, S F, res 677 Twenty-first
Barnard Daniel D, student, res 677 Twenty-first
Barnard Ezra, cabinet maker, res 233 Helen
Barnard Grace E Miss, principal kindergarten, cor Market and
Twenty-second, res 677 Twenty-first
Barnard Helen D Miss, teacher, res 677 Twenty -first
Barnard J F, fireman box factory, S F, res 1772 Atlantic
BARNARD W E> real estate agent and auctioneer, 468 Ninth, res
677 Twenty-first
Barnard William C, cashier, S F, res 677 Twenty-first
Barndt Charles, carpenter, res 239 Harlan
Barnell Mrs, res Fruit Vale Creek
Barnes Alice, employe flannel department California Hosiery Co,
res cor Wood and Atlantic
Barnes Julia A Mrs, res 662 Sycamore
Barnes M W Miss, saleslady Taft & Pennoyer, res 1265 Clay
Barnes Michael, collector Green Street Wharf, S F, res 863 Chester
Barnes N Mrs, res 1228 Nineteenth ave
Barnes Thomas, dyer California Hosiery Co, res 1124 Third
BARNES W C (Burnette Dental Co) res 286 Peralta
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Barnes William W, painter, res 608 Valdez
Barnett Bros (David and Isaac) fruits and vegetables, 1062 Wash-
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Barnett David (Barnett Bros) 412 Fifth
Barnett Edward, clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes, 835 and
837 Broadway, res 574 Ninth
Barnett Frank T, salesman Chas L Taylor, res 523 Eighth
Barnett Isaac (Barnett Bros) 410 Fifth
Barnett John, police officer, res 523 Eighth
Barnett John Z, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 523 Eighth
Barnett R P, foreman dredger S P Co, res 924 East Twenty-third
Barney John N, carpenter California Hosiery Co, res 1723 Filbert
Barnley A J, res 765 Clay
Barnhisei Charles F, driver T J Clooney. cor Seward and Willow
Barnickle Annie Miss, fruit dealer, Seventh. nr Broadway, res
Webster nr Second
Barnickle Paul, engineer Hickok, Schroeder & Co, res 654 Webster
Barnstead A D Mrs, res 1782 Goss
Barnuch Katie, domestic, 1220 Grove
Barnum & Co, produce, 1233 Broadway
Barnum Restaurant, L Pagge & Co proprs, SE cor Seventh and
Broadway
Barnum Seth L (Barnum & Co) res Cottage bet Santa Clara and
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Bartelli Frank, quarryman, res Temescal
Bartelo William, bootblack, S F, res 714 Fourth
Bartels Charles, barber, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels C W, electric works, S F, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Henry, laborer Oakland Brewery
Bartels W G, wood turner, S F, res 909 East Fifteenth
Bartels William G Jr, wood turner, S F, res 909 East Fifteenth
Bartels William M, upholsterer Christian Schreiber, res 2319
Grove
Baron Philip, music teacher, res 1352 Harrison
Barr Thomas, res Playter Block
Barracks James, sticker hand Crist, Gallagher & Co, res 660 East
Eleventh
Barrett — , teamster, res 1156 Broadway
Barrett Abraham, boots and shoes, 1237 Telegraph, res 570 Fif-
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Barrett Alexander P, butcher, res 871 Lydia
Barrett Antoine M, carpenter S P Co, res 872 Campbell
Barrett Charles R, engineer, res 1961 Grove
Barrett D P, windmill maker, res 773 Sixth
Barrett D W, clerk Newland House
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Barrett George, 14G1 Ninth
Barrett Henry C, clerk California Land and Improvement Co,
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Barrett Jennie, saleslad}' Bruning Bros, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett John, gardener, res 554 East Eighteenth
Barrett John S, salesman T R Burns, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Mary, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Patrick, butcher-, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Susie E, seamstress, res 872 Campbell
Barrett William, seaman, res 554 East Eighteenth
Barricks Lewis, engineer, res 769 East Twelfth
Barrier L, res 452 Eighth
Barringer Peter H, carpenter, foot of Jefferson, water front
Barrington George F, custom house bookkeeper, S F, res 1212
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Barron Laura Miss, res 1389 Alice
Barron Mollie C Miss, domestic, res 1389 Alice
Barron Thomas I, carpenter, res 1052 East Fifteenth
Barrows John, commission merchant, S F, res Fairmont House
Barry Bridget Miss, domestic, 603 East Fourteenth
Barry Bridget Mrs, res 1627 Eighth
Barry David, carriage painter, res cor West and Twenty-sixth
Barry David, gardener, res 1022 West
Barry Edward, stock broker, S F, res 1012 Adeline
Barry Horatio H, conductor S P Co, res 1707 Chase
Barry H N, brakeman S P Co, res 1707 Chase
Barry Jacob, carriage painter J E Johnston, res cor Twenty-sixth
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Barry John, car repairer S P Co, res 873 Peralta
Barry John, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 1022 West
Barry John H, carriage painter J Galvin, res 835 \ Market
Barry John J, retired, res 873 Peralta
Barry Kate Miss, res 1022 West
Barry Maggie Miss, domestic, 1023 West
Barry Patrick, carriage painter Northey & Wager, res 1009
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Barry William, gardener, 1627 Eighth
Barstow Alfred, atty-at-law, S F, res 1018 Eighteenth
Barstow Amanda M Miss, res 1352 Harrison
Barstow Anson (Barstow & Babbitt) res 1104 Broadway, rra 36
BARSTOW & BABBITT (Anson Barstow and S M Babbitt)
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Barstow E A Miss, compositor, res 936 Thirty-sixth, Temescal
Barstow Frederick O, physician, res 936 Thirty-sixth, Temescal
Barstow Lizzie Miss, res 1064 Linden
Barstow Lizzie Mrs, res 1064 Linden
Barstow Lizzie R Mrs, res 1064 Twenty-second
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Barstow Mary Miss, res 1352 Harrison
Barstow M E Mrs, nurse, res 930 Thirty-sixth, Temescal
Barstow Wall, sign writer, res 1064 Twenty-second
: Bartels Henry, teamster Oakland Brewery, res 721 Third
i Bartholemew C A, res 1164 Fifth, upstairs
i Bartholomew Clarence, mate schooner jEtna, res cor Thirtieth
and Myrtle
Bartholomew Clarence A, coal dealer, res NW cor Thirtieth and
Chestnut
| Bartholomew Elizabeth Mrs, res 1160 Union
Bartholomew E M Mrs, teacher Franklin School, res cor Thirtieth
and Chestnut
Bartholomew Emily Mrs, res 1416 Grove
Bartholomew G Prof, horse trainer, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartholomew George, horse trainer, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartholomew Janet Mrs, res 122 Ninth
Bartholomew N E, res Palmer House
Bartholomew Nettie Miss, res 1006 Sixth ave
i Bartholomew Seth S, mariner, res N W cor Thirtieth and Chestnut
Bartholomew William, horse trainer, res 1006 Sixth ave
Bartleme Lizzie Mrs, dressmaker, res 1053 Webster
Bartles W G, wood turner, res 909 East Fifteenth
Bartles W G Jr, wood turner, res 909 East Fifteenth
Bartlett Alice C Miss, stenographer Pacific Press, res 752 Sixteenth
Bartlett Earl Mrs, res Beulah Park
Bartlett E Mrs, res 477 Prospect ave
Bartlett E C, agt iEtna soda w ater, 476 Eighth, res Blake House
Bartlett E E Mrs, res 524 Sixteenth
Bartlett George C, bookkeeper S F Savings Union, res 1261 Brush
Bartlett George E, cigar maker Dennis & Taylor, res 728 Linden
Bartlett George H, business manager Evening Post, S F, res
1225 Chestnut
Bartlett H S, salesman California Hosiery Co, res 1261 Brush
Bartlett H, machinist, res 864 Clay
Bartlett Henry, carpenter, res 615 Franklin
Bartlett J A, foreman Studebaker, S F, res Centennial House
Bartlett James, res 864 Clay
Bartlett Mary J Mrs, res 752 Sixteenth
Bartlett Pliny (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton) res 1311 Franklin
Bartlett Pliny V S, asstU S Geological Survey, res 1311 Franklin
Bartlett S A, clerk, res 1261 Brush
Bartlett Samuel, propr White House, 473 Seventh
Bartlett Smith, Pacific Paper Co, S F, res 1225 Chestnut
Bartlett Wm C, journalist Bulletin, S F, res 477 Prospect ave
Bartlety S P, bookkeeper Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner, res 1254
San Pablo ave
Bartlin^ Bertha F Miss, res 719 Fourteenth
Bartling Grace J. student, res 719 Fourteenth
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Bartling Wm (Bartling,Phillips & Stilwell, S F) res 719 Fourteenth
Bartman John A, painter Frederick & Arth, res Thirtieth nr San
Pablo ave
Bartmann John A, painter, res 1670 Sixteenth
Barton Mrs, artist, res 306 Tenth
Barton Thomas C, laborer Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 624 Second
Barton Willard, atty-at-law, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Bartwell W N, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Basch Morris Mrs, res 323 Eleventh
Basendorf Michael, bartender Rosso's Cottage
Bashford Edward L, student, res 1012 Fourteenth
Bashford F A Mrs, res 1012 Fourteenth
Basilio Harry, fruit stand, cor Twelfth and Broadway, res 462
Twelfth
Basnett J D, salesman, res 216 Eleventh
Bass Albert, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 821
Twenty-seventh
Bass John T, compositor Enquirer, res cor Eighth and Clay
Bass Joseph, baker, res Weber Hotel
Bassett Miss, res Galindo Hotel
Bassett Alonzo, stone cutter, res 809 Thirteenth
Bassett Augustus A, painter S P C<>, res 835 Willow
Bassett Carrie H Mrs, res 728 Eighth
Bassett Clara Miss, dressmaker, 862 Milton
Bassett E Mrs, hosiery department California Hosiery Co, res
862 Milton
Bassett George H, res Galindo Hotel
Bassett J C, carpenter, res 766 Twentieth
Bassett J F, res Galindo Hotel
Bassett J M, employe S P Co, res 728 Eighth
Bassett J P, baggage master S P Co, res 1076 Thirty-second
Bassi Joseph, laborer, res First ave nr Sumner, Temescal
Bassock G, tinsmith, res 709 Myrtle
Bastian Charles E, salesman Tat't & Pennoyer, res Galindo Hotel
Bastian Frederick, blacksmith S P Co, res 1716 Eighth
Bastiani Z, cook Tubbs Hotel, res 165 Seventh
Bastin Fannie Miss, res 1363 Harrison
Bastini Lefries, chief cook Tubbs Hotel
Batchelder D F, special officer, res 462 Ninth
Batchelder E E, clerk William F Batchelder, res 565 Fifteenth
Batchelder Eliza K Mrs, dressmaker, res 539 Seventeenth
BATCHELDER WILLIAM F, grocer, 1287 San Pablo ave, res 1417
Grove
Batchelder William K, upholsterer, res 539 Seventeenth
Bateman Henry, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 1420 Tenth
Bates E J, grader, res 451 B
Bates George, gripman cable cars, res 1625 Grove
Batteri May Miss, saleslady Jones' Bazar, res Berkeley
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Battles Frank, conductor Oakland Cable Co
Baudin John P, contractor and builder, res 560 Sixteenth
Baudrey Louis, watchman Oakland Cable Co
Bauer J, res 14 Valley
Bauerle A H, wiper S P Co, res 753 Grove
Bauerle John, capitalist, res 753 Grove
Bauerle Otto, machinist, res 753 Grove
Baum Alouies, salesman Sol Greenhood, res 633 Fourteenth
Baum Hyman A, tailor, 868 Washington, res 617 Sixth
Bauman John, carpenter, res 1073 Fourteenth ave
Baum garden S, junk dealer, res 407 Sixth and 416 Third
BAUSKE REINHOLD, dentist Cole, Merriman & Son, res 1003J
Broadway
Baxley George W, dork J T Hall, res 1955 Union
Baxley John W, mill hand Pioneer Planing Mill, res 1955 Union
Baxley John W Jr, apprentice, res 1955 Union
Baxter Ellery E, blacksmith, res 25 Watts
Baxter Hawley W (Baxter & Palmer) and clerk Spring Valley
Water Works, S F, res 1236 Adeline
Baxter James, driver Snowflake Bakery, 810 Isabella
Baxter James, laborer, res 1916 Linden
Baxter John B, butcher, res 25 Watts
BAXTER & PALMER (Hawley W Baxter & S A Palmer)
druggists, 1202 San Pablo ave
Baxter Thos W, compiler McKenney Directory Co, res 720 Castro
Baxter William, apprentice Knowles & Wetmore, res 1955 Union
Baxter William S, bookkeeper, S F, res 1419 Myrtle
BAY CITY FLOUR MILLS, Samm & Co proprietors, NW cor
First and Clay
Bay District Lodge, No 226, A O U W, meets at San Pablo Avenue
Station Tuesday evening
BAY NURSERY, James Hutchinson proprietor, 1814 Telegraph
ave
Bay Public School, cor San Pablo ave and Crawford
BAY STATE BAKERY, J N Davidson proprietor, 520 Fourteenth
Bay View Saloon, John Cassin propr, Telegraph ave cor First ave
Bayard F Mrs, res 360 Tenth
Bayles George E (Joseph Bayles & Son) res 873 Lydia
Bayles Joseph (Joseph Bayles & Son) res 873 Lydia
Bayles Joseph & Son (Joseph and George E) house movers, 873
Lydia
Bayles Wheeler, house mover, res 873 Lydia
Bayley Arthur N, student, res 1307 Castro
Bay ley Chas H, photographic gallery, 515 Seventh, res 220 Center
Bayley Clara Mrs, res 372 Second
Bayley George B, mfr Pacific Incubator, cor Seventeenth and
Castro, res 1307 Castro
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Bay ley George H, cattieman, res 1258 Webster
Bay ley J H Mrs, res 1409 Castro
Bayley Robert, paper box factory, S F, res 1454 Castro
Bayley William, furniture, S F, res San Pablo nr Klinkner ave
Bayly George Capt, captain steamer Alliance, res 372 Second
Bayly H, iron moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park ave
Baynard Samuel, cook Palace Restaurant, res 1013 Franklin
Baysen Andres, boarding and lodging, 416 Seventh
Baysen Inge Miss, res 416 Seventh
Beach Annie Miss, res 1214 Tenth ave
Beach Charles R, printer, res 1214 Tenth ave
Beach G P, peddler, res Union Hotel
Beach H H, res 906 Broadway
Beach Mary Miss, res 1214 Tenth ave
Beach Robert C, atty-at-law, res 1214 Tenth ave
Beach Thomas, capitalist, res 1110 Alice
Beadle Charles F, salesman Tat't & Pennoyer, res 604 Seventeenth
Beakleay Henry, hunter, res s s Forty -eighth nr Shattuck ave
Beal Annie Miss, dressmaker, 11 58 J Seventh, res 653 Adeline
Beal Harriet, res 576 East Fourteenth
Beal John, carpenter, res 653 Adeline
Beal Kirk S, carpenter, res 1773 San Pablo ave
Beal Martin S, liveryman, res 560 Fourteenth
Beal Robert W, clerk G A J Davis & Son, res Ross House
Beal William B, coal, hay and grain, 1066 Thirteenth ave, res
576 Fourteenth
Beale E Mrs, res 659 Twentieth
Beale Jonathan, carpenter, res 653 Adeline
Beals Ezra, Garland Manufacturing Co, res 1901 Broadway
Beam Joel, cook, res 1631 Market
Beam Joseph, laborer, res 1631 Market
Beam Mary G Miss, res 1352 Franklin
Beam R W, asst mgr California Wire Works, S F, res 1458
Castro
Bean Mrs, res Clayton House
Bean A, plasterer, res nr SE cor Sutter and San Pablo ave
Bean George, carder California Hosiery Co, res 1731 Market
Bean Thomas, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Bear Uriah A, yardmaster S P Co, res 314 Third
Beard Alfred, printer, res 826 Twenty-first
Beard Thomas, ranch Lake Shore ave
Beardsley A M, res 484 Edward
Beardsley & Cram (J S Beardsley and E G Cram) real estate
agts, 470 Tenth
Beardsley Effie M Miss, music teacher, 1262 Market
Beardsley James S (Beardsley & Cram) res 1262 Market
Beardsley Melvin W, Paraffine Paint Co, S F, res 1316 Grove
Bearelogga Mat, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
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Bearse Lillian F Miss, res 1306 Twelfth ave
Beasly William, clerk, res 1015 Linden
Beattie Josephine Mrs, res 528 Eighteenth
Beatty & Hatfield (Wm Beatty anclG R Hatfield) grocers, 51
Valley
Beatty William (Beatty & Hatfield) res 53 Valley
Beauchamp J A Mrs, music teacher, res 868 East Twenty-first
Beauchamp Joseph, teamster V L Fortin, res NE cor Washington
and Third
Beauchamp Robert L, miner, res 868 East Twenty-first
Beaudry House, 875 Washington
Beaudry Louis M, real estate and farmer, res cor Eighth and
Powell, North Oakland
Beaugner Annie Mrs, waitress W C T U Coffee Rooms, res 803
Isabella
Beautau Mrs, artist, res 955 Seventh
Beauvais Vinnie Mrs, res 951 Grove
Beazley Arlington K, fireman, res 1270 Seventh ave
Bechdel Nelson A, foreman Round House S P Co, res 876
Wood
Becht Annie Mrs, seamstress, res 821 Center, rear
Becht Charles F, res 1168 Webster
Becht Dora Miss, res 1168 "Webster
Bechtel John, capitalist, res East Twenty-seventh nr Twenty-first
ave
Bechter Frederick K, res cor Fruit Vale and Lynde
Bechtnold Anna Miss, res 1167 Center
Beck Dora Miss, milliner, res 530 Thirty-fifth
Beck D L Mrs, res 1339 Alice
Beck Elizabeth A Miss, res 621 Thirteenth
Beck Eugene B (D L Beck & Sons, S F) res 1339 Alice
Beck John C Capt, master schooner Narpa City, res 252 Eighth
Beck Leonora E Miss, teacher, res 1917 Myrtle
Beck Lewis I, farmer, res 1917 Myrtle
Beck Miles, expressman, res 621 Thirteenth
Beck Thomas, gardener, res 1137 Filbert
Beck Walter F (D L Beck & Sons, S F) res 512 Twenty-second
Beck William E, student, res 1917 Myrtle
Becker Charles W, piano mover Kohler & Chase, res 1210 Twenty-
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Becker Chris, baker R W Merrick, res S F
Becker Fred, butcher, 829 and 831 Broadway, res 667 Fifth
Becker Mary, domestic, 516 East Sixteenth
Becker Peter, saloon keeper, res 842 Broadway
Beckerly W H, repairer S P Co, res 1621 Taylor
Beckert G (Beckert & Hornish) res 317 Seventh
Beckert & Hornish (G Beckert and J Hornish) restaurant, 480
Seventh
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Beckett F Arthur, chemist Redington .& Co, S F, res 54 East
Twelfth
Beckley Henry, traveling agt Northwestern Manufacturing and
Car Co, res Avenue House
Beckley William H, traveling agt, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Beckwith George C, capitalist, res NE cor McAdam and Broad-
way
Beckwith Hattie Miss, res 914 Wood
Beckwith Mary E, res 176 Lake
Beckwith L F, printer, S F, res 914 WTood
Bed bury Andrew, clerk, res 609 Fourth
Bedbury George W, inventor, res 609 Fourth
Bedbury Gertrude W Miss, dressmaker, res 609 Fourth
Bedell Daniel, res Forty-fourth nr Telegraph ave
Bedell George S, helper Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 709 Brush
Beebe Charles W, seecfsman, S F, res 574 Sixteenth
Beebe Edwin L, musician, res s s Spring nr Adeline
Beebe William S, res 1709 Chase
Beebee G L Mrs, res 1326 Tenth ave
Beeby James, farmer, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-eighth and
Forty-ninth
BEEBY ROBERT J, harness and saddlery, 1058 Broadway, res
2424 Telegraph ave
Beecher Charles, student California College, res 554 East Six-
teenth, East Oakland
Beekman Charles Mrs, dressmaker, res 1515 Third
Beel M S (Harris & Beel) res 560 Fourteenth
Beel R Mrs, res 560 Fourteenth
Beensy J H, wharf mgr S P Co, res Centennial Hotel
Beer John M, with Hornberger & Co, res 703 Twenty-eighth
Beers Evans B, iron moulder, res 1668 Chase
Beggs John, laborer, res 1811 Grove
Behn Amalia, domestic, 1019 Filbert
Behnke M, laborer, res 701 East Twelfth
Behrman C Mrs, nurse, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck
Behrman Henry, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck
BEHRMANN JOHN C> saloon, cor East Twelfth and Sixteenth ave
Behrmann J W, salesman with T Poirer, res 40 Sixth
Beiscia Charles, baker California Bakery, res 1557 Broadway
Belcher Frederick, res 1143 Myrtle
Belcher Gilbert L, salesman, S F, res 1133 Myrtle
Belden Edwin S, shorthand reporter, res n s Telegraph ave bet
Fortieth and Forty-first
Belden Ella D Mrs, res 1326 Twelfth
Belden Frank, letter carrier, res 831 Magnolia
Belden Harry B, bookkeeper Hamilton & Brown, res 1326 Twelfth
Belden Harry R, cigar mfr, 1315 San Pablo ave, res S F
Belden Henry K, insurance, S F, res cor Montgomerv and John
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Belden Nancy A Mrs, res 166 Fifth
Belden Theodore W, cigar maker, res 1315 San Pablo ave
Belding Frank E, carriage maker, res 1371 Tenth
Beldon Frank, res 1371 Tenth
Belfils Peter, laborer, res cor Twenty-sixth ave and East Four-
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Belfils Victor, hostler Samm & Co, res 662 Washington
Belile Hubert, saloon keeper, 1245 Telegraph ave, res 308 Second
Bell Abel T, foreman Pioneer Planing Mills, res 818 Clay
Bell Alex G, sec Los Gatos Ice House, S F, res 857 Mvrtle
Bell A P (Hierlihy, Bell & Co) res 818 Clay
Bell C T Mrs, res 920 Sixth ave
Bell E, res Winters Hotel
Bell F A Mrs, res Centennial House
Bell Grant, employe Pacific Bridge Co, res 1231 Myrtle
Bell Henry, res n s Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
Bell Hugh J, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 1014 Twenty-
fourth
Bell J, clerk J A Joyce, res Ross House
Bell James H, barber, res 716 Henry
Bell Joseph H, mechanic school department, res 697 Twenty -fifth
Bell R, res Winters Hotel
BELL R E, druggist, 1301 and 1313 Broadway, res same
Bell William, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res St John
House
Bell William H, caulker, res 1863 Seventh
Bell William S, miner, res 1713 Lincoln
Bell William T, resident physician City and County Hospital, S
F, res 1360 Webster
BELLARS WILLIAM T, house upholstering, carpet laying, etc,
922 Center, order boxes SW cor Ninth and Washington and
SW cor Twelfth and Broadway
Bella Vista House, William A Faylor propr, 1235 Broadway
Bellegarde Marguerite, chambermaid, 1034 Adeline
Bellermann Theodore, gardener, cor Athol and Twentieth, East
Oakland
Bellevue Nursery, O Holm propr, NE cor Piedmont and Moss ave
Bellingall Peter W, custom house broker, S F, res 1415 Filbert
Belloir Peter, conductor S P Co, res 1222 Chestnut
Belmont Stable, George W Johnson propr, res 806 Broadway
Belrose Louis, conductor Oakland Cable Co, res San Pablo ave
bet Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh
Bemis Frank A, machinist East Oakland Planing Mills, res 1212
Thirteenth ave
Bemis O, propr Central Market, 479 East Twelfth, res East Oak-
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Bemiss Mary C Mrs, nurse Foundlings' Home and Hospital, res
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Bemmerlv Nettie Miss, res 489 Orchard ave
Bendel Hermann (Tillmann & Bendel) res cor Third and Alice
Bendenetti Louis, dump cart, res 657 Myrtle
Bender A L Mrs, res 1506 Ninth
Bendexen G, tailor, S F, res 1020 Twenty-fourth
Bendixen Thomas, propr Overland House, NW cor Broadway and
First
Benedetti Gussie Mis«*, res 657 Myrtle
Benedetti John, helper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 657
Myrtle
BENEDICT, CAPELL & CO (Newton Benedict, J R Gapell and
W F Rudolph) real estate agents, notaries public and con-
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Benedict G C Miss, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Benedict E G Miss, dressmaker, res 366 Fifth
Benedict Emanuel, barber W H Stewart, res 807 Henry
BENEDICT NEWTON (Benedict* Gapell & Co) res 456 East Sev-
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Benetti Rosie Miss, spinning department California Cotton Mills,
res 657 Myrtle
Benham A M, pianos, S F, res 524 Thirteenth
Benham C M Mrs, res 520 Thirteenth
Benham Thomas W, lieutenant U S Navy, res 778 Ninth
Beniarnino Martonia, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Benjamin Ambia G Mrs, teacher music, res 1352 Market
Benjamin Charlotte Mrs, res 2223 Elm
BENJAMIN C J, manager McGovern & Cahill, 401 and 403 Twelfth,
res 1352 Market
Benjamin Ella, hosiery department California Hosiery Co, res
1177 Fourteenth
Benjamin James, deputy constable of Brooklyn Township, res
' 866 East Twelfth
Benjamin Lizzie Miss, student, res 2223 Elm
Benjamin Minnie Miss, seamstress, res s s Fortieth bet Tele-
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Benjamin Philip L, atty-at-law, S F, res 2223 Elm
Benjamin P S, instrument maker Pacific Coast Electrical Con-
struction Co, res S F
Bennedetti Johanna Mrs, res 657 Myrtle
Benner Edwin, pattern maker, res 777 Sixteenth
Benner El win N, millwright, res cor Second ave and Birch
Benner Fred M, melter U S Mint, S F, res 777 Sixteenth
Benner Harry, clerk New Zealand Insurance Office, res 777 Six-
teenth
Bennet Joseph, gardener, res 2029 East Fourteenth
Bennet Joseph B, carpenter, res 1717 Chase
Bennet Thos, insurance mgr, res NE cor Myrtle and Tenth
Bennett A A, carpenter, res 861 Twenty-seventh
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Bennett Alfred E, foreman California Planing Mills, S F, res 540
Twenty -second
Bennett Bernard, groceries, 653 Jackbon, res same
Bennett C D, stock broker, S F, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynde
Bennett Charles, variety store. 960 Washington, res 514 Sixth
Bennett Charles R, sec Society for Prevention of Vice, and deputy
sheriff, res 1211 West
Bennett Delbert F, miner, res 1771 Lincoln
Bennett E A Mrs, embroiderer, res 2225 Chestnut
Bennett Emma J, dressmaker, res 225 Third
Bennett Eva Mrs, res 2225 Chestnut
Bennett F H, res 174 Sixth
Bennett Florence Miss, res 540 Twenty-second
Bennett Herbert W, professor music, res 1459 Telegraph ave
Bennett J, res 627 Fourteenth
Bennett Joseph, cook, res 269 Fifth
Bennett Joseph B, carpenter, res 1717 Chase
Bennrtt Maggie Miss, dressmaker, res 225 Third
Bennett Orval D, machinist Whitmore & Knowles, res 225 Third
Bennett Robert H, commission merchant, S F, res 627 Fourteenth
Bennett Robert H Jr, collector Tribune Publishing Co, res 627
Fourteenth
Bennett Sadie Miss, res 1459 Telegraph ave
Bennett Theodore, poultry raiser, res 2225 Chestnut
Bennett William, employe Talcott's Dairy, res High nr Prescott
Bennett William, clerk Fred Klages, res SE cor Third and Alice
Bepnett William R, clerk, cor First and Franklin, res 225 Third
Bennison Eben H, salesman L Liebmann, res 1232 Chestnut
Bennison Edw, mining sec, res 1302 Tenth
Bennison George, deputy U S shipping commissioner Pacitic Mail
Dock, S F, res 1302 Tenth
Bennison James Jr, res 1232 Chestnut
Bennison Marian B Miss, res 1302 Tenth
Bennison W E, salesman, res 1302 Tenth
Benoit Pierre, capitalist, res 567 Second
Benson A A Mrs, res 1310 Market
Benson Alanson, commission merchant, S F, res 1116 Filbert
Benson George A, clerk Travelers' Insurance Co, res 956 Twelith
Benson Henry A, farmer, res 956 Twelfth
Benson John, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 252 Louise
Benson Julia A Miss, dressmaker, res 1007 Campbell
Benson P F, atty-at-law, 456 Eighth, rms 2 and 3, res 167 Third
Benson Sevin Mrs, res 619 Park ave
Benter John H, fringe weaver B Goldstein, S F, res 229
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Benter John O, fringe weaver Frohm & Shaeffer, S F, res 229
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Benter Mary Mrs, res 229 Hannah .
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Bentley Frank S, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, S F,
res 258 Eighth
Bentley Lettie E Miss, teacher Franklin School, res 1427
Franklin
Bentley Mamie Miss, res 1162 Market
Bentley Margaret A Mrs, colorist Ormsby, res 1162 Market
Bentley M W Mrs, music teacher, res 258 Eighth
Bentley W H, barber, 924 Broadway, res 810 Jefferson
Bentley W H, porter P P C Co, res 810 Jefferson
BENTLEY WILLIAM R, manager and editor Morning Times, NE
•cor Broadway and Ninth, res 706 Tenth
Bento Anton, laborer S P Co
Benton Fidelia Mrs, res 906 East Twenty-fifth
Benton Frances Mrs, res 437 Hawthorne
Benton George, livery and boarding stable, res 913 Union
Benton John E, agent Sun Insurance Co and white bronze monu-
ments, res 533 Sixteenth
Benton Joseph A, student, res 1760 San Pablo ave
Benton Joseph A Rev, senior professor Pacific Theological
Seminary, res 437 Hawthorne
Benton Mary P Mrs, artist, res 533 Sixteenth
Benton May F Miss, artist, res 533 Sixteenth
Benton Robert C, mail messenger, res 1760 San Pablo ave
Benvenutti Picho, waiter, res 910 Broadway
Benzinger Richard, clerk B F Schunhoff, res 462 Seventh
Benzon August Von F, grain merchant, S F, res 1358 Market
Berard Alfred, bartender, res 1514 Curtis
Berard Jennie Miss, res 1514;Curtis
Berard Maria Mrs, ironer laundry, S F, res 1514 Curtis
Bercovich Abraham (Bercovich Bros) res NE cor Fourth and
Webster
Bercovich Augusta, res 320 Fourth
Bercovich Bros (Abraham and Louis Bercovich) junk, NE cor
Fourth and Webster
Bercovich Burke, clerk M H Coffee, res 324 Fourth
Bercovich Henry B, cigar maker Robertson Cigar Factory, res
320 Fourth
Bercovich Louis (Bercovich Bros) res 324 Fourth
Bercovich Minnie, employe California Jute Mills, res 320 Fourth
Bercovich Samuel, employe California Jute Mill
Berdan George N, stair builder, res 961 Chester
Beretta Italo A, watchmaker A Steffanoni, res 957 Fourth ave
Beretta William G, bookkeeper, S F, res 957 Fourth ave
BERG AMALIA MRS, artist, res 1625 Taylor
Berg Henry, cleaner S P Co, res 1764 Atlantic
Berg J Mrs, res 368 Seventh
BERG MAURICE A, artists' material and framing, 1105 Washing-
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Berge J A Mrs, teacher, Alameda, res 1120 Washington
Bergen Peter Jr, machinist, 660 Washington, res same
Berger Ella Miss, music teacher, res 1454 Tenth ave
Berger John W, bookkeeper, res 1454 Tenth ave
Berger Lillian Miss, teacher, res 1454 Tenth ave
Berger Nicholas, laborer S P Co, res 822 Lewis
Berghoft* Peter, coachman A W Root, 1215 Oak, res same
Bergin E M Miss, teacher Prescott School, res S F
Bergmann J, res 204 Seventh
Bergols George E, second cook Alta House
Beringer Minnie Miss, res 11 03 h Broadway, rm 19
Berit Julius, fish dealer, 416 Second, res same
Be'rit Pierre, fish and poultry, 421 Second, res same
Beritzhoff John, bookkeeper A L Bancroft, S F, res 860 Brush
Berkeley Club, meets every alternate Thursday at Hamilton Hall,
cor Thirteenth and Jefferson
Berkeley Market, Patrick Swords propr, cor Telegraph ave and
Forty-ninth
"BERKELEY, OAKLAND, AND ALAMEDA DIRECTORY"
L M McKenney & Co publishers, 623 Commercial, S F, and
689 Twenty-fourth, Oakland
Berkemeyer Anton, sausage maker, res 967 East Twelfth
Berlin C H, real estate agt, 956 Broadway, res Alta House
Berlin Charles C, paper carrier, res 1266 Center
Berlin Max, clerk Gier Bros, res 1020 Third
Berling John L, engineer Bay City Flouring Mills, res 1111 Six-
teenth ave
Berling Richard, baker, res 720 East Fourteenth
Berlinger Jacob, cigar maker, res 1463 Grove
Berlinger Solomon, clerk, S F, res 1463 Grove
Bermister Ida Mrs, res 955 Fifth ave
Bernamayou Josie Miss, fruits, SWT cor Twenty-third ave and
East Fourteenth, res 2037 East Fourteenth
Bernamayou Madeline Mrs, res 2037 East Fourteenth
Bernard J, laborer S P Co, res East Fourteenth nr Seventeenth
ave
Bernard John, laborer, res 222 Hollis
Bernard Joseph (Garcia & Bernard) res 1171 Eighteenth ave
Bernard O Albert, expert U S Bureau of Labor, res 1410 Tenth
Bernard Ulric, baker Log Cabin Bakery, res 421 Second
Bernardo G, quarryman, res Temescal
Bernhard Robert, shipping and frfight broker, S F, res 1555
Eighth
Bernhardt Charles, saloon, S F, res 826 Franklin
Bernheim E (E Bernheim & Co) res 114 -Eleventh
Bernheim E & Co (E Bernheim) fine shoes, 1111 Broadway
Bernheim M H, with E Bernheim & Co, res 114 Eleventh
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Bernheim Maurice, clerk E Bernheim & Co, res 114 Eleventh
Bernheirn William, clerk E Bernheim & Co, res 114 Eleventh
Bernheim W A, with E Bernheim & Co, res 114 Eleventh
Bernick Carl E, carpenter, res 15 L7 Third
Bernist Pierce, res 567 Second
Bernstein E, notary public, 950 Broadway, res 1018 Jefferson
Bernstein Fred E (Bernstein & Von Adelung) res 1018 Jefferson
Bernstein Ida E Miss, saleslady Bernstein & Von Adelung, res
1018 Jefferson
Bernstein Isaac, salesman J L Harris, res 1461 Broadway
Bernstein & Von Adelung (Fred E Bernstein and Alexis Von
Adelung) staple and fancy goods and agts Centemeri kid
gloves, 1057 Broadway
Bernurd Edmund, harness maker, res 839 Franklin
Berretti Botch ee, scavenger, res 626 Filbert
Berretti Paulo, scavenger, res 626 and 628 Filbert
Berrey David, saloon, s s Eighth east of Broadway, res 828 Webster
Berrien George, cleaner S P Co, res 665 J Twenty-sixth
Berrien R C, painter, res 664 \ Twenty-sixth
Berry Anna Miss, milliner L H Briggs, res 995 Center
Berry Charles O, millwright box factory, res 1727 William
Berry David, liquors, res 828 Webster
Berry Edward W, printer, S F, res 2258 San Pablo ave
Berrv Edwin W, pressman, S F, res 1110 Thirtv-fourth
Berry Fred T, ticket agt A & P R R, S F, res 997 Center
Berry George, res 1712 William
Berry John, carpenter, res 1608 William
*Berry John, repairer S P Co, res 873 Peralta
Berry Lucy, dressmaker, res 828 Webster
Berry May Miss, foreman sunset department Contra Costa Laun-
dry Association
Berry M J Mrs, res 995 Center
Berry Nellie Miss, domestic, 1322 Fifth ave
Berry R F Miss, res 1219 Brush
Berry Susie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1712
William
Berry Thomas F, driver Truck No i Oakland Fire Department,
res 825 Webster
Berry William, miner, res 1408 Sixth ave
\ Berry William, contractor and builder, res 904 Pine
Berry William, carpenter and builder, res 1786 Division
! Berry William R, bookkeeper, S F, res 995 Center
Berry Winslow N, merchant, res 916 Filbert
Bersia Charles, baker Clements Martin, res 1557 Broadway
Bert Charles, mgr Oakland Theater, res La Clede House
Bert Charles L (Bert & Mothersole) res La Clede House
1 Bert & Mothersole (Charles L Bert and — Mothersole) proprs
Oakland Theater, n s Twelfth bet Webster and Harrison
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Bertiker Chris, ice works, res 1229 Webster
Besancon Eugene, shoemaker, 1244 San Pablo ave, res same
Besse George O, dry goods, S F, res 951 Willow
Besse Joseph O, salesman, res 951 Willow
Betancue Alice Miss, res 487 Twenty-sixth
Betancue Joseph F, carpenter, res 487 Twenty-sixth
Betancue J P (Betancue & Whitcher) res 503 Eleventh
Betancue J P, photographer, res 967 Washington
Betancue Lizzie C Miss, teacher Durant School, res 487 Twenty-
sixth
Bettencourt Antone de S, res 1462 Fifth
Bettencourt J de S, physician, res 1462 Fifth, West Oakland
Bettman Florence Miss, res 513 Tenth
Bettman J J, real estate, res Galindo Hotel
Betts Elizabeth, teacher kindergarten, res 1124 Myrtle
Betts Joseph, employe S P Co, res 967 Pine
Betts Joseph M, car cleaner S P Co, res 967 Pine
Betts Lizzie Miss, teacher kindergarten, res 1124 Myrtle
Betts Maria Mrs, res 694 Twenty-seventh
Betts P, res 376 Seventh
Betts William M, carriage spring mfr, res 1124 Myrtle
Betz Al, stenographer, res 1060 Campbell
Betz George, millman, res 629 Brush
Betz Henry, teamster Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 629 Brush
Betz Philip, res 850 Franklin
Betz Thomas, lumberman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 629 Brush
Beuchanan George, gardener, res 1829 Telegraph ave
Beusek Emma Mrs, res 1512 Ninth
Beveridge Charles, agt S J Smith, res 1153 Seventh
Beveridge Jennie Miss, res 1154|- Seventh
Beveridge Leroy, capitalist, res 1154^ Seventh
Beyer William E, liquor dealer, S F, res 1218 Fourteenth
Beynon Berry P, engineer rolling mill, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Beynon John, employe rolling mill, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Beynon M J Mrs, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Beynon William, boarding house, Park ave nr Ettie
Bialoglowski Eisedel J, propr Philadelphia Bakery, 462 Sixth
Bibbens George W, propr Hotel Merritt, 408 Twelfth
Bichner Ernst, bds Capitol Hotel
Bickerton J R, res 1069 Grove
Bicovich Henry, cigar maker H Robinson
Bidache & Junqua (P Bidache and U Junqua) proprs French
Bakery, 820 Franklin I
Bidache P (Bidache & Junqua) res 820 Franklin
Bidwell A R Mrs, res 719 Fourteenth
Bidwell Effie Miss, res 947 Willow
Bidwell H E Mrs, res 947 Willow
Bieler Charles, wines and liquors, res 809 East Fourteenth
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Bieler Frank, saloon. 809 East Fourteenth
Bieler Xavier, capitalist, res 809 East Fourteenth
Bielich Remigio, waiter, res 844 Market
Bier C H, res 884 Twenty-seventh
Bier M Mrs, res 884 Twenty-seventh
Bierce A S, U S Mint, S F, res Vernon ave nr Broadway
Biers Charles, cabinet maker C Schreiber, res 884 Twenty-seventh
Bigelow Benjamin D, carpenter and contractor, S F, res 1465
Tenth ave
Bigelow E (Bigelow & Stratton) res 762 Thirteenth
Bigelow Emma Miss, res 1465 Tenth ave
Bigelow John, carpenter, res 1465 Tenth ave
Bigelow Jonathan E, carpenter, res 1465 Tenth ave
Bigelow May Miss, res 1.465 Tenth ave
Bigelow Oliver E, res 930 Thirty-sixth
Bigelow & Stratton (E Bigelow and J Stratton) real estate and
insurance agts, 458 Ninth
Bigelow T B, real estate and insurance, 468 Ninth, res 1157
Jefferson
Biggi N, driver dump cart, res N W cor Lusk and Fortieth
Biglow L E Miss, res 1157 Jefferson
Bignamie Domnick, architect, S F, res 572 Seventh
Bignamie Louis, propr Venezia Garden, 572 Seventh
Bilrils Peter, laborer, res First and Last Chance Saloon
Bilger Frank W, clerk Bowman & Son, res 1258 Webster
BILLESBACK GEORGE, George's Exchange, 477 Eighth, res
same
Billings Charles E, printer, res 734 Magnolia
Billings M Mrs, dressmaker, res Willson House
Billings M S Mrs, res Vernon Heights
Billington Clara VV Miss, res 615 Sixth
Billiogton Isaac F, clerk S P Co, res 615 Sixth
Billis James, res n s Fortv-fifth nr Adeline
Bills Albert V, dentist, Pleasant Valley, res Piedmont
Bills George R, real estate, bds Winsor House
Bills Rebecca A, teacher Lincoln School, res 1060 Seventh ave
Biltz Frederick R, piano tuner, res 270 Seventh
Bimmerle Moritz, bakery, 1810 Seventh, res same
Bingham Addie Mrs, lodging house, res 504 Fifteenth
Bingham Evangeline E Miss, physician, 504 Fifteenth, res same
Bingham George, mechanic Borax Factory, res Webers Hotel
Bingham Hiram Rev, missionary Gilbert Islands, res 1012 Clay
Birch Mary Mrs, res 70S Fr&nklin
Birchenall John, moulder, res 2022 Adeline
Bird A S Miss, res 605 Tenth
Bird Bridget, res 622 Chestnut
Bird Hannah Mrs, res 315 Tenth
Bird Mary A Mrs, res 1607 Ninth ave
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Bird Peter, employe Judson Iron Works, res 225 Ettie
Bird William, barber WT H Stewart, res 1301 Webster
Birdsall A A Miss, teacher vocal music Snell's Seminary, res S F
Birdsall Eliza A Mrs, housekeeper, 1060 Seventh ave
Birdsall John K, engineer S P Co, res 1010 Pine
Birkenmeyer Anton, sausage maker, res 967 East Twelfth
Birmingham D W Mrs, res 216 Eleventh
Birmingham W R, agent, res 841 Thirty-third
Birnbaum G Miss, domestic, 837 Webster
Birne Sina, domestic Alex Campbell
Birtzhoff John A, bookkeeper, res 860 Brush
BISBEE S B MISS> y°ung ladies' school, cor Seventh ave and
Sixteenth
Bisbey Frank, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 415 Fourth
Bisbey Frank, laborer, res 423 Second
Bisbey John, laborer, res 423 Second
BISHOP A W> attorney -at-law and secretary Mutual Endowment
Association of Oakland and president City Council, 958
Broadway, res 1165 Jackson
Bishop Chauncey G, searcher of records, res 1402 Franklin
Bishop Edgar, agt Oakland Art Pottery, 1355 Broadway, res
1319 Filbert
Bishop E J Mrs, dressmaker, res 1402 Franklin
Bishop George D, carpenter S P Co, res 1611 Twelfth
Bishop Homer, cook S P Co, res 559 Sixth
Bishop John N, bridge builder S P Co, res 1611 Twelfth
Bishop Laura Miss, dressmaker, res 411 Fifteenth
Bishop Lester, carpenter, res 1076 Thirty-second
Bishop Michael, blacksmith Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
1005 Third
Bishop O H, porter, S F, res 618 East Sixteenth
Bishop Peter A, decorator, S F, res 1709 Seventh
Bishop Thomes, cook C P Co, res 559 Sixth
Bissell Eugene, printer job department Tribune Publishing Co,
res Alameda
Bissell Toney, laborer, res Prescott bet Fruit Vale ave and High
Bissell William, stenographer, S F, res 816 Eleventh
Bitterly Justin, cook Palace Restaurant, res 233 Second
Bitterman Charles, propr Brooklyn Market, 765 East Twelfth,
res 612 East Fifteenth
Bitterman Charles J, butcher C Bitterman, res 612 East Fifteenth
Bitterman Paul, butcher Charles Bitterman, res 612 East Twelfth
Bittington I F, collector S P Co, res 8] 8 Eighth
Bittleston George, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res w s Park
ave, Alameda
Bittman Charles W, agt Fairbank Soap Co, S F, res 224 Ninth
Biven Frederick, compositor Evening Bulletin, S F, res 1422
Twelfth
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OAKLAND.
Bivins Abigail C Miss, res 861 Twenty-second
Bixby Francina A, res 1311 Sixteenth ave
Bixby John F, lumberman, res 810 East Fifteenth
Bixby Levi R, carpenter, res 1462 Brush
Bixby Levi S, copyist Hall of Records and commander Lyon
Post No 8, G A R, res 1470 Brush
Bixby Susie, res 810 East Fifteenth
Blachowski Thomas, carpenter, res 1216 Magnolia
Black A VV (Conklin & Black) res 1311 Telegraph
Black E N (Getchell & Black) res Erie House
BLACK GEORGE, groceries, 1700 Seventh, res 941 Willow
BLACK GE0RGIE A MISS, bookkeeper George Black, res 941
Willow
Black George, clerk, res 1170 Broadway
Black George W, shirt cutter M J Keller, res Willson House
Black Henry C, commission merchant, S F, res 1381 Eighth
Black L Mrs, real estate, res Erie Block, room 27
Black Samuel T, deputy county clerk, res Galindo Hotel
Black William I, farmer, res 1320 Filbert
Black W D, res 564 Fifteenth
Blackburn Charles, wheelwright J Galvin, res 1365 Eighteenth
Blackburn Charles, carriage maker, res 1365 West
Blackburn William, painter J W Tuckerson
Blackett J C, carpenter S P Co, res 1376 Seventeenth
Blackman George V, canvasser for patents, res 1459 Brush
Blackman William H, painter F T Hall, res 514 Fifteenth
Blackson John T, porter, res 557 Sixth
Blackwell Mary E Mrs, res 1015 Eighth
Blackwood Alice, bookkeeper Sanborn & Vail, S F, res 1210
Fourteenth
Blackwood Jane Mrs, res 363 Prospect ave
Blackwood L B Miss, res 363 Prospect ave
Blackwood Richard H, farmer, res 1210 Fourteenth
Blackwood Robert, janitor Oakland High School, res 1210 Four-
teenth
Blaikie G W, ship joiner, res 1720 Chase
Blair George M, stair builder, 511 Second, res 1016 Clay
Blair Gracie M Miss, res 1016 Clay
Blair Henry, teamster V L For tin
Blair Lizzie Jean Miss, res Piedmont Junction
Blair Walter Mrs, propr The Centennial, 524 Fourteenth
BLAIR WALTER, capitalist and president Broadway and Pied-
mont Railroad, res The Centennial, 524 Fourteenth
Blair William, nursery, Piedmont Junction
Blair William Jr, line repairer Piedmont R R, res Blair's Ranch
Blair's Piedmout Nursery, Piedmont Junction
BLAIR'S RANCH, Walter Blair proprietor, Piedmont
Blais Honore, farmer, res 807 Harrison
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Blake Alice Miss, res 1867 Telegraph ave
Blake Annie Mrs, bakery and coffee parlor, 1242 San Pablo ave
Blake Charles T, sec Oakland Paving Co, re3 e s Piedmont Way,
Be ike lev
Blake Francis (Blake, Moffitt & Towne, S F) res 1867 Telegraph
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Blake F J Mrs, res 1366 Brush
Blake Harry C, clerk F R Girard & Co, res 1242 San Pablo ave
Blake Helen M Miss, teacher Grant School, res 690 Twenty-fifth
BLAKE HOUSE, Mrs M K Blake proprietress, 1059 Washington
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Blake House Livery Stables, William Owens propr, SE cor Clay
and Twelfth
Blake Marinda Miss, res 1242 San Pablo ave
Blake Mary B Miss, trained nurse, res cor East Twenty-fifth and
Seventh ave, East Oakland
Blake Maiy Miss, servant, res cor Eighth ave and East Twenty-
fourth
BLAKE M K MRS, proprietress Blake House, 1059 Washington
Blake & Moffit Building, E L Priest agt, 906 Broadway
Blake Philip H, real estate agt, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynde
Blake Rosetta Mrs, dressmaker, res 315 Seventh
Blake William, painter, res Linden Lane nr Telegraph ave
Blake William, gardener, 980 Fifth ave
Blake W H, painter S P Co, res cor Second ave and Birch
Blakely T M, assistant foreman book publishing department Pa-
cific Press, res 1410 West
Blakely T M Mrs, res 1410 West
Blakeney Benjamin, student, res 529 Hobart
Blakeney Harry, student, res 529 Hobart
Blaker James, first officer S P Co's steamer Alameda, res 659
Jackson
Blaknev G W, res Pullman Hotel
Blanc Amedee, mining engineer, res 1120 Peralta
Blanch Walter, barber E Hela
Blanchard Addison L, carpenter, res 1625 Seventh ave
BLANCHARD ADRIEN F, manager Oakland Trunk Factory,
413 Thirteenth, res 571 Thirty-sixth
Blanchard J M, engineer S P Co, res 1715 Lincoln
Blanchet Charles, saloon, 802 Broadway, res same
Blanchfield Patrick, plasterer and contractor, res 404 Fifth
Bland Mary Mrs, res 966 Market
Blaner John, laborer, res 460 Fifth
Blasdel E W Capt, mining expert, res 1164 Alice
Blasdel' Flora Miss, res, 1164 Alice
Blasdel G P, clerk, res 1164 Alice*
Blasdel Libbie Miss, res 1164 Alice
glasdel Sherrill W, mining, res 914 Poplar
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Blasich Joseph, waiter, res 910 Broadway
Blater Anjdrew, tool maker, S F, res Adeline nr Stanley Station
Biei Robert, solicitor Pacific Coast Electrical Construction Co,
352 Second, res Lillard House
Blessing Charles V, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 1224
Twenty- third ave ■
Blessing Lucy P Miss, res 1224 Twenty-third ave
Blethen A K P, mechanic, res 475 Twenty-fourth
Blethen Charles, car cleaner S P Co, bds Overland House
Biethen Charles H, engineer Chris Gallagher, res 574 Third
Blethen E O, salesman, res 1032 Linden
Blethen Frank, sawyer Towle & Broadwell, res 574 Third
Blethen Frank M, planer, S F, res 574 Third
Blethen James E, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mills, res 568
East Fourteenth
Bleuel C, salesman Hickok, Schroeder & Co, res 834 Jackson
Bleuel Maurice J, collector Samm's Mills, res 1634 Adeline
Bleuell James, traveler Samm & Co, res cor Twenty-second and
Adeline
Bleydorn J, confectionery, 1754 Seventh
Blind Asylum, 544 Thirty-sixth
Blinn Frank L, res cor Nineteenth ave and East Twenty-fifth
Blinn Fred G, res cor Nineteenth ave and East Twenty-fifth
Blinn F H Miss, res cor Nineteenth ave and East Twenty-fifth
Blinn H B Mrs, res cor Nineteenth ave and East Twenty-fifth
Bliss Benjamin B, wharfinger S P Co, res 576 Third
Bliss Mary E Mrs, hosiery department California Hosiery Co, res
718 third
Bliss M E Mrs, res 1063 Eleventh ave
Bliss S, engineer S P Co, res 404 East Tenth
Bliss Theodore H, carpenter S P Co, res 1609 West
Bliven Fannie M Miss, teacher public school, S F, res 1356 Thir-
teenth ave
Bliven Kate Mrs, res 1356 Thirteenth ave
Blixt Christine, domestic, IrVO Madison
Block Christian, baker, 857 Washington, res 811 Washington
Block Henry, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Park
Block Israel, cigar dealer, S F, res 1479 San Pablo ave
Blodget E G, shoemaker, S F, res 1729 Fourteenth
Blodgetr, Clara Mrs, teacher, res 2661 Telegraph ave
Blogg H B, shoemaker, res 1261 Kirkham
Blood Warren H, surgeon, res 855 Center
Blood William F, sec Oakland Home Insurance Co, res cor East
Twenty-ninth aud Fourteenth ave
Bloodworth Enoch, section hand S P Co, res 1875 William
Bloom Douglas, engineer S P Co, res 1863 William
Bloom Ed, employe S P Co, res 1880 Seventh
Bloom Edwin W, fireman S P Co, res 1863 William
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BLOOM GEORCE, groceries and liquors, 951 Franklin
BLOOM GEORGE W, gun and locksmith, 410 Nintb, res 953
Franklin
Bloom Jacob, tailor, res 410 Ninth
Blote Martin C, collector Contra Costa Water Co, res 1165 Jeffer-
son
Blote William E, collector Contra Costa Water Co, res 1165 Jef-
ferson
Blouin Damase, hackman, res Eureka Hotel
Blow Miss, res Arlington House
Blow S M Mrs, res Arlington House
BLOW W W> real estate agent, 454 Ninth, res 759 Harrison
Blown James, laborer California Jute Mills, res 310 East Sixteenth
Blowski T, carpenter S P Co, res 1216 Magnolia
Blucher Amelia, res 811 East Fifteenth
Blucher Lillie, domestic, 2018 Telegraph ave
Blue House Saloon, Mrs J Carpentier proprietress, res NE cor
Twenty-third ave and East Fourteenth
BLimberg Louis E, clerk, res 717 Tenth
Blumberg Robert, sailor, res 1412 Brush
Bluning Annie Mrs, res 1400 Eleventh
Boalt John H, atty-at-law, S F, res 1003 Twelfth
Boanton L, carpenter, res 814 Wood
Board of Education of Oakland City, Isaac Upham pres, office
City Hall
Board of Trade, V D Moody pres, M J Keller vice-pres, A D
Thomas treas, J Meredith Davis sec, 461 Tenth
Boardman Charles T, county clerk, res NE cor Durant and Olive
B0ARDMAN FRANK W, civil engineer, 1004 Broadway, res
Twenty-sixth bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Boardman Joseph, electric penman S P Co, res 821 Magnolia
BOARDMAN JOSEPH, real estate to lease, res 725 Eighth bet
Castro and Brush
Boardman L E, deputy county clerk, res 710 Ninth
Boardman S L Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Boardman Thomas, chemist, res 1687 Twelfth
BOARDMAN W F> civil engineer, 1004 Broadway, res 1315 Grove
Boardman William, civil engineer, res 1315 Grove
Bobet James, plumber and gasfitter, 572 Seventh
Boccard Ernestine, dressmaker, 464 A
Boccard Frank, chair mfr, 464 A, res same
Bochmer Michael, waiter Brooklyn Restaurant, res 1116 Ninth ave
Bock Carrie Mrs, janitor Harrison School, res 316 Sixth
Bock Charles, wheelwright Sohst Bros, res 316 Sixth
Bock George, mill hand Oakland Planing Mills, res 768 Sixth
Bock Henry O, car repairer S P Co, res 1372 Seventeenth
Bock Herman, national beer, res 768 Fifteenth
Bock John, employe Oakland Planing Mills, res 768 Sixth
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Bock Lizzie Mrs, res 768 Sixth
Bockelman Harry, saloon, SW cor Felton and Adeline
Bockius Charles G, insurance agt, S F, res 1020 Chestnut
Bocqueraz Pierre, capitalist, res 829 Clay
Bodell Annie M, dressmaker, 210 Second
Bodell John, teamster, res 210 Second
Boden Bertha, domestic, 1353 Twelfth ave
Bodle F S, physician and druggist, 1673 San Pablo ave and W B
Smith & Co, res 1671 San Pablo ave
Bodwell J D, supt Pacific Stove Manufacturing Co, res Shell Mound
Station
Boehm Max, supt Lusk's Nursery, res 569 Seventh
Boehmer Fred, student, res 529 Hobart
Boehmer Rose Miss, general housework, res 513 Frederick
Boek Herman A, beer bottler, cor Fourteenth and Broadway, res
768 Fifteenth
Boenig Herman, coachman, 1354 Eighth ave
Boequeraz Julie Mrs, res 829 Clay
Boerner W, laborer Brooklyn Tannery, res Brooklyn Hotel
Bogart Sarah E Mrs, res 828 Jefferson
Bogler John F, glazier, res Park Street, Emeryville
Bogner August, ironer Contra Costa Laundry
Bohan Elizabeth Miss, domestic, res 1934 Poplar
Bohan James J, laborer Judson Nail Factory, res 1934 Poplar
Bohan John, blacksmith R Gilmore, res 2664 Telegraph ave
Bohan John, printer, res 1934 Poplar
Bohan Kate Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 712 Third
Bohan Mary Mrs, res 1934 Poplar
Bohme Bernhard, clerk Fred Klages, res 1011 Kirkham
Bohn Celia, domestic, 911 Market
Bohn Henry, carpenter, bds Capitol Hotel
Boice Charles De S, insurance agt Fireman's Fund, S F, res 1013
Seventh ave
Boilan Bertha Miss, domestic, 1211 Seventh ave
Boitano Antonio, bootblack, 455 Seventh, res 658 Myrtle
Boitano Louis, bootblack, NE cor Seventh and Washington, res
158 Market
Boitano Mike, bootblack, 403 Fourteenth, res Filbert nr Third
Boland Thomas Mrs, res 1322 San Pablo ave
Bolce Edmund S J, clerk Lorenz Bros, 1269 Brush
Bolce W J, horse trainer, 1269 Brush
Bolen Mary Miss, cook, res 1264 Fourteenth
Boles John, laborer, res 1111 Kirkham
Boles Mary Miss, domestic, res Arlington House
Bolin Charles, cabinet maker, res 920 Twentv-fourth
Boll George M, compositor Enquirer, res 1654 Nineteenth ave
Bolles Amos (Bolles & Wood) res 2235 Elm
Bollinger John C, real estate, S F, res 1156 Webster
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Bollman H N Mrs, res 714 Eleventh
Bollman Samuel P, horticulturist, res 1109 East Seventeenth
Bolser Emma B Miss, res 1772 San Pablo ave
Bolser George W, sign painter, 470 Thirteenth, res 1772 San
Pablo ave
Bolser H, brakeman S P Co, res 1772 San Pablo ave
Bolser Horace, painter, res 1772 San Fablo ave
Bolton A E (Sharp & Bolton) 859 Franklin, res S F
Bolton George, machinist S P Co, res 1459 Thirteenth
Bolton George, fireman S P Co, res 1459 Thirteenth
Bolton George, ship steward, res 1640 Myrtle
Bolton James W, painter, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Bolza William, grainer, res 515 Sixth
Bolzer George, painter, res 470 Thirteenth
Bomgard Annie Miss, weaver cotton mill, res 407 Sixth
Bomgard Lilly Miss, weaver cotton mill, res 407 Sixth
Bomgard Mamie Miss, spinner cotton mill, res 407 Sixth
Bomgard Sol, junk, 407 Sixth
Bon Charles A, clerk, S F, res 2355 Telegraph ave
Bon Eliza Miss, res 2355 Telegraph ave
Bon John B, res 2355 Telegraph ave
Bon March i (Miss E J Watson) fancy goods, 853 West
Bond C C, farmer, res 566 Twenty-first
Bond Frederick, laborer, res 807 Alice
Bond S D Mrs, dressmaker, 1003|- Broadway, rms 18-21
Bond William E, solicitor Tribune Publishing Co, res Arlington
House
Bonds Mrs, poultry, res end Fruit Vale ave
Bones Samuel W, conductor S P Co, res 556 East Twelfth
Bonetti Anton, confectioner, res 562 Seventh
Bonetti L, quarryman Alameda Macadamizing Co, quarry Lake
Shore ave
Bonham A J, clerk C A Caiy, res 860 Milton
Bonham J N, plumber and gasfltter, 476 Tenth, res 1860 Market
Bonham Mary T Mrs, res 626 Eighth
Boniface John, employe Mountain View Cemetery
Boniface Sara Miss, teacher Irving School, res 1622 Washington
Bonifield S H, electrician Pacific Coast Electrical Construction Co,
res S F
Bonito J, quarryman, res Temescal
Bonjour H A, saloon, 1426 San Pablo ave
Bonnemort Charles M, mining, res 955 Jackson
Bonnet Southen, res 817 Market
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Bontan Louise M Miss, bookbinder, res 1308 Thirteenth ave, East
Oakland
Bon Ton Boat House, W A Duncombe propr, Lake Merritt
Bon Ton, L Selna & Co proprs, liquors, SE cor Eleventh and
Broadway
Bonton Louise Miss, binder Tribune Publishing Co, res 1308
Thirteenth ave
Boogar Philip, laborer, res 815 Thirteenth
Booker George E, mgr Spring Valley Water Co, S F, res 1354
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Boole F W, weigher Newport Coal Co, S F, res 913 Poplar
Boole George, ship builder, S F, res 913 Poplar
Boone Jesse T, printer Fonda & Co, res 260 Fifth
Bocp Alice E Mrs, dressmaker, res 815 Henry
Boop Mattie J Miss, dressmaker, res 815 Henry
Booth A L, Piedmont Land Co, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Booth Baxter, asst supt Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 853 Castro
Booth Edward, journalist, S F, res 1220 Harrison
Booth John W, nailer nail works, res 653 Seventh
Booth William, res 1220 Harrison
BORDEN RHODES' attorney-at-law, 957-965 Broadway, rm 17
Bordman Joseph, electric penman S P Co, S F, res 821 Magnolia
Bordnan L E, res 710 Ninth
Bordoni Elisee, peddler, res 653 Madison
Borein P R, county tax collector, res 1002 Webster
Borge Frank, teamster, res 1357 Thirteenth
Borge Manuel, bootblack, res 1357 Thirteenth
Borge Mary A, washerwoman, res 1357 Thirteenth
Borgeson Charles J, showcase mfr, S F, res 985 Willow
Borgna William, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Borillo A, quarryman, res Temescal
Borillo Jose, quarryman, res Temescal
Borland Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 1059 Jackson
Borland Archie, mining operator, res 1925 Webster
Borland Archie Jr, res 1925 Webster
Borland David C, paper hanger McGovern & Cahill, res 215
Twelfth
Borland James, carpenter, res 966 Twenty-first
Borland Lula Miss, folder Pacific Press, res 966 Twenty-first
Bormann Albert H, butcher, res 221 Third
Bornhauser Henry, brewer, res 809 Center
Bort Idell Miss, saleslady Bennison & Liebmann, res 1440 Filbert
Bort Lydia A Mrs, res 1440 Filbert
Bortree David E, clerk police court, City Hall, res 572 Seven-
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Boscocci Peter, ashman, res 1405 Thirteenth
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Bosilini John, ashman, 1260 Center
Bosken M M Miss, teacher, res 1353 Webster
Boss Joseph, baker New York Bakery, res 908 Broadway
Boss Martin, milling engineer, res 934 Linden
Bossard Frank, florist and nurseryman, w s Humboldt ave nr
Claremont, Temescal
Boston Advertising Co (A N Shearer, G W Edwards and E J
Cavanaugh) advertising agts, 911 Broadway
Boston Fresco Co; Edgar D Parker mgr, 458 Ninth
Bostwick M Mrs, res 1254 Webster
Bostwick Mattie P Mrs, res 918 Sixteenth
Bostwick W J, professor of music, res Willson House
Boswell James W, cigars and tobacco, 468 Seventh, res 858 Clay
Boswell W H, mill hand Oakland Planing Mills, res cor Thirty-
ninth and Broadway
Bosworth Lonnie Miss, dressmaker, res 511 Seventeenth
Bosworth S F Mrs, mgr W C T U Coffee and Tea Rooms, res 476
Twelfth
Bothwell Richard, farmer, res 1314 Twelfth ave
Bottazini Louis A, pressman Enquirer Printing Office, res 856
Harrison
Bottini Louis, driver French Laundiy, res 690 Twenty -ninth
Bottomly Isaac, saloon, cor College ave and Hudson
Boudreau Adolph, harness and saddlery, 820 Broadway, res 839
Franklin
Boughton H J, physician and surgeon, 854J Broadway, rm 3
Boulger John A, foreman painter S P Co, res 815 Wood
Boullet Elmira Miss, res 259 Twelfth
Boiillet Louise Mrs, res 259 Twelfth
Bouquet Frank, barber, res 1003 Franklin
Bourget Joseph, blacksmith F Sicotte & Son, res 864 Willow
Bourgin Pierre, locksmith, res 866 Isabella
Bourne — , employe pottery, res 619 Park ave, rear
Bourne May Miss, student, res 616 Twelfth
Bourne Rebecca Mrs, music teacher, res 616 Twelfth
Bourne R P Mrs, music teacher, res 616 Twelfth
Bours Carmen, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Dolores Miss, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Luz, res 520 S}Tcamore
Bours M Mrs, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Manuela, res 520 Sycamore
Bours Maria Miss, res 520 S}7camore
Bours Rafaela, res 520 Sycamore
Bours T R, res 520 Sycamore
Boursie Edward, capitalist, res 1520 Curtis
Bousfield Win C, broker, S F, res 1361 Thirteenth ave, E Oakland
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Bouton Albert A, salesman Scott & McKenzie, res 674 Sixteenth
Bouton Fannie E Miss, res 571 East Twenty-third
Boveroux George L, bookkeeper S P Co, S F, res 1077 Twelfth
Bow Margaret Miss, 1929 Telegraph ave
Bowden Alice Miss, res cor East Twelfth and Park, Fruit Vale
Bowden Christina Miss, res cor East Twelfth and Park, Fruit
Vale
Bowden Eliza Mrs, res cor East Twelfth and Park, Fruit Vale
Bowden S H N Mrs, res cor East Twelfth and Park, Fruit V ale
Bowen Abbie Miss, res 663 Grove
Bowen Alice B Miss, r s 1401 Eighth ave
Bowen Andrew, boiler maker Oakland Boiler Works, res 1711
Linden
Bowen C A, carpenter, res 663 Grove
Bowen Charles E, salesman Sherwood & Sherwood, S F, res 1401
Eighth ave
Bowen Lulu Miss, res 312 Fifth
Bowen Marshall \V, carpenter, res 1667 Broadway
Bowen Pardon M (Bowen & Co) res 1303 Chestnut
Bowen Thomas W, carpenter, res 312 Fifth
Bowers Carman, res 520 Sycamore
Bowers Leek, res 520 Sycamore
Bowers Manuel R, res 520 Sycamore
Bowers M. Mrs, ladies' nurse, 1113 Broadway, rm 12
Bowers Mary E Mrs, res 710 Thirty-fourth"
Bowers N E Mrs, res 710 Thirty-fourth
Bowers William, mining ^ec^S F, res 332 Prospect ave
Bowes Annie A Miss, dressmaker, res 516 Fifth
Bowie H R, asst weigher U S custom house, S F, res 1136 Filbert
Bowles Charles, carpenter, res 579 East Twelfth
Bowles Charles M, artist, res 963 Seventh
Bowles P E, mgr warehouse, S F, res 957 Linden
Bowley William, capitalist, res Tubbs Hotel
Bowman Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Bowman A W Jr, res Vernal ave, Piedmont
Bowman A W, mgr Sarsfield Remedies Co, S F, res Vernal ave,
Piedmont ,
Bowman C Mrs, res 669 East Twenty- fourth
Bowman Charles, fireman, res 669 East Twenty-fourth
Bowman Charles, mining agt, res 418 Fifth
Bowman Charles A, clerk Bowman & Son, res 630 Ninth
Bowman Charles H, storekeeper S P Co, res 974 Center
Bowman Eustace P, broker, S F, res 118 Fourth
Bowman Henry (Bowman & Son) res 630 Ninth
Bowman John, gardener, res 1054 Broadway
Bowman Lillian E Miss, res 118 Fourth
Bowman Peter, laborer pottery, res NW cor Park ave and Den-
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Bowman William J (Bowman & Son) res 630 Ninth
Bowman William J. clerk Bowman & Son, res 630 Ninth
Bowser Rufus, brakeman S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Bowser Samuel, railroad laborer, res cor Forty-second and Tele-
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Bowstead E Mrs, res 1068 Eighteenth
Bovamval Alma, wine salesman, res 571 Fifth
Boyce Chester C, cotton mills, res 567 Sixth
Boyce John B, tallyman Taylor & Co, res 671 Fourth
Boyce R W Mrs, res 671 Fourth
Boyce Shepherd B (Harrison & Boyce) res Market Street House
Boyce William D, furniture factory, 960 Franklin, res 532 Thirty-
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Boyd Charles E, dealer fish bait, s s Division nr Bay
Boyd David I, res 1439 Market
Boyd Edward, salesman C W Kinsey, res cor Twentieth and
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Boyd Emma H Miss, proof-reader Pacific Press, res 708 Eleventh
Boyd Josephine Miss,, res 1439 Market
Bcvd Luella Miss, res 778 Eleventh
Boyd Robert O, res 778 Eleventh
Boyd William M, clergyman, S F, res 466 Plymouth ave
Boyden A M, carpenter, 522 Sixteenth, res 963 Jefferson
Boyden W B Capt, cashier Salvation Army, res 317 Eighth
Boyer A, res Pagoda Hill bet Vernon and Claremont aves
Boyer Al, fireman, res 1713 Seventh
Boyer Andrew, coachman Seth Richards, res cor Webster and
Orchard
Boyer Annie Mrs, res cor Webster and Orchard
Boyer Arthur, fireman, res 1713 Seventh
Boyer Charles C, res 418 Twelfth
Boyer Henry, news agt, 1704 Seward
Boyer H P, machinist, res 142 Hannah
Boyer James D, atty, res Pagoda Hill bet Vernon and Claremont
. aves, North Temescal
Boyer M Mrs, res 1704 Seward
Boyer Robert J, shorthand reporter, res 1704 Seward
Boyer Thomas F, moulder, res 514 Fifth
Boyland Joseph H, carpenter, res 371 Tenth
Boyle Charles, sailor, bds 570 Broadway
Boyle John, laborer, bds Winthrop House
Boyle L, piler Pacific Iron and Nail Co
Boyle Mary, domestic S T Alexander, 1006 Sixteenth
Boyle Michael, peddler, res 512 Fifth
Boyle Neil, laborer S P Co, res 720 Linden
Boyle Owen, groceries, 1601 Market
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Boyle Patrick, gardener, res 263 East Sixteenth
Boyle Patrick, peddler, res 512 Fifth
Boyle Timothy, longshoreman, res cor Wood and Pacific
Boynton Alice Miss, res 959 Clay
Boynton Charles A, salesman, S F, res cor Howe and Howard
Boynton G F, ship joiner, res 959 Clay
Boynton G W, carpenter, 363 Thirteenth, res 1955 Grove
Boynton Samuel S, barkeeper, res St John House
Boy sen A, res 416 Seventh •
Bovsen T, res 416 Seventh
Braasch Claus, saloon, Piedmont Junction, res same
Brabant Charles, res 2109 Elm
Brabban Dixon, banker, res 769 Twelfth
Brackett Edward A, switchman S P Co, res 913 Cedar
Brackett Leonard C, foreman Horace Davis, S F, res 1106 Wood
Brackett Orrin J, photographer, res 1469 Grove
Bracktle Hattie S, milliner, 1916 Broadway
BRACKTLE W S> manufacturing jeweler, 1016 Broadway, res
2236 Telegraph ave
BRACKTLE W S MRS & CO (W S Bracktle) flower and feather
store, 1016 Broadway
Bradbury Elizabeth Mrs, res 1028 Tenth
Bradbury Helen L Miss, res 1028 Tenth
Bradbury John L, mining supt, res 1028 Tenth
Bradbury L L, res 959 Twelfth
Bradbury Marcia G Mrs, teacher Lafayette School, res 523 Jones
Bradford Mrs, res Oriental House
Bradfordtl A S, shipping clerk California Hosiery Co, res 1729
Myre
Bradford Jennie Mrs, res 568 East Fourteenth
Bradford Joseph F, real estate, S F, res 681 East Thirty-second
Bradford Matthew C, carpenter, res 568 East Fourteenth
Bradford M E Miss, res Beulah Park
Bradford M J Mrs, res Beulah Park
Bradford William J, laborer, res 1156 Union
Bradley Anna Miss, domestic, 2029 West
Bradley A S, photographer, res 957 Grove
Bradley Asa M, foreman Cal Furniture Co, S F, res 484 Edward
Bradley Carrie Miss, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Bradley C B Rev, teacher State University, res 668 Eighteenth
Bradley Charles, plumber Burtchaell & Crowley, res 465 Twentieth
Bradley Charles, painter, res Winters Hotel
Bradley Ernest W, physician, res 618 East Fourteenth
Bradley Fred, brakeman S P Co, res 1803 Seventh
Bradley James, gardener, res 465 Twentieth
Bradley John T, mining, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Joseph, with P H McGrew, res East Oakland Hotel
Bradlev Laura V Miss, res 523 Jones
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Bradley Lucy Miss, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Mary, domestic, 620 East Sixteenth
Bradley Mary Miss, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley M J Mrs, res 660 Twenty-fifth
Bradley Nicholas, plasterer, res 1415 Eleventh
Bradley Thomas, contractor, res 1463 Castro
Bradley William, engineer S P Co, res 829 Cedar
Bradshaw Charles, hostler Wm Owens, res SE cor Clay and
^Twelfth
Bradshaw John, stableman Fashion Stable, res 370 Eighth
Bradshaw Julia Mrs, vestmaker, res 355 Tenth
Bradshaw Mary Miss, res Athol ave, Peralta Heights
Bradshaw Mary Miss, dressmaker J F Wood, res 44 East Nine-
teenth
Bradway H C, blacksmith S P Co, res 1552 Third
Bradway J R, physician and surgeon, 1003J Broadway, rms 22
and 23, res 702 Eleventh
Bradway Royal, fireman S P R R Co, res 1713 William
Bradway Timothy, res 1713 William
Brady Andrew, laborer, res 1871 Coss
Brady E J, fireman S P Co, res 916 Wood
Brady John, painter, res 651 Linden
Brady Martin B, cigar mfr, 476 Seventh, res 508J Fifteenth
Brady T J, plumbing and gastitting, 904 Washington, res 810
Castro
Brady William T, painter, res 651 Linden
Braheny E Mrs, res 569 Fortieth
Braheny Mary Miss, res 569 Fortieth
Brain George, plasterer, res 103 Hannah
Brain George, moulder, res 2020 Chestnut
Brain Henry, carpenter California Planing Mills, res Eleventh nr
Powell
Brainard George W, hostler, res 364 Tenth
Bralley Nellie Miss, artist, res 1939 Market
Bralley Patrick, barber, res 1939 Market
Bramensel Emily Miss, res 1713 Market
Bramia Mrs, domestic, 953 Castro
Bramwell J C, real estate, Ninth nr Broadway, res 1068 Broadway
Branch Fred, clerk, S F, res 1913 Market
Branch Nellie Miss, cashier L Liebmann, res 1913 Market
Branch William, foreman Hose Co No 2 Oakland Fire Depart-
ment, res 1913 Market
Branch William R, adjuster tax titles, res 1839 Myrtle
Brand Bros (George Jr, Charles and Fred) mfrs stepladders,
472 Fourth
Brand Charles (Brand Bros) res 662 Fifth
Brand Fred (Brand Bros) res 662 Fifth
Brand George, stepladder mfr, res 662 Fifth
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Brand George Jr (Brand Bros) res 662 Fifth
Brand Henry, plumber, S F, res 662 Fifth
Brand John G, barber, S F, res 824 Isabella
Brand Morton, clerk Charles Bennett, res 662 Fifth
BRAND ROBERT, superintendent Northwestern Manufacturing
and Car Co, NE cor Second and Washington, res 1430 Ade-
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Brand William, dyer California Hosiery Co, res 662 Fifth
Brandon J B Mrs, res 614 Seventeenth
Brandon William M, real estate, S F, res n s Sutter bet San Pablo
ave and Adeline
Brandstetter Joseph, baker, S F, res 227 Eighth
Brandt B Mrs, res 365 Fourth
Brandt Fred, helper E F Delger, res Alaipeda
Brandt Fred H D, house painter, res n s Forty-second nr Grove
Brandt K, Mrs, res 466 Sixth
Brangs E E, musician, res 1301 Franklin
Branks Agnes Miss, res 619 Park ave
Branks Dora Mrs, res 619 Park ave
Brann Walla, student, res 378 East Fifteenth
Brannan A Mrs, groceries, 802 Clay, res same
Brannan Agnes Miss, res 802 Clay
Brannan Anna Miss, res 851 Seventeenth
Brannan Carmilita, finisher California Hosiery Co, res S F
Brannan Daniel, pottery, SE cor Seventeenth ave and East
Twelfth, res 851 East Twelfth
Brannan James J, tinner, res 5 Forty-third
Brannan James T, propr California Express, res 516 Sixth
Brannan John, res Piedmont Junction
Brannan Martha Mrs, res 5 Forty-third
Brannan Mary Mrs, res 516 Sixth
Brannan Patrick, hostler Robert Glover, res 470 Ninth
Brannon James, stableman, res Winthrop House
Brannon Mary Miss, housekeeper, res 912 Sixth ave
Branson Ware, sailmaker, res 1007 Fifth
Branthaven R W, farmer, res 71 4 Twenty-ninth
Branthaver Daniel, miner, res 1957 Myrtle
Branthaver H L, atty-at-law and collection agt, 956 Broadway,
res 1953 Myrtle
Brashaw Mary, domestic, 44 East Nineteenth
BRASS WORKS: Hersey & Chloupek proprs, 720 Washington
Braum C H F, bookkeeper, S F, res 1358 Seventh
Braun C A Mrs, res 1120 Twelfth
Braun Frank A, clerk A Vignier, S F, res 1358 Seventh
Braun H, propr U S Bottling Co, SE cor Webster and Eighth
Braun John J, salesman C L Taylor, res 8<36 Peralta
Braun L Miss, res Golden Eagle House
Braun Louis E, bookkeeper G W McNear, S F, res 1358 Seventh
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Braun Michael, res 1123 Filbert
Brause Gustave, carpenter, res e s Claremont ave nr Telegraph
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Brawley John, car cleaner S P Co, res 481 Twenty -first
Bray Edward M (Bray's Sons& Co, S F) res East Fourteenth bet
Howard and Fruit Vale ave, Fruit Vale
Bray Gus, grain merchant, S F, res East Fourteenth nr Fruit
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Bray H, plasterer, res 612J East Twelfth
Bray Howard W, res East Fourteenth bet Howard and Fruit
Vale ave, Fruit Vale
BRAY ISAIAH general secretary Oakland Y M C A, 865 Broad-
way, res 716 Ninth
Bray Jennie Miss, res 1313 Twelfth ave
Bray Robert A (Bray's Sons & Co, S F ) res East Fourteenth bet
Howard and Fruit Vale ave, Fruit Vale
Bray W A, grain merchant S F, res East Fourteenth nr Fruit
Vale ave
Bray William, grain merchant, S F, res East Fourteenth nr Fruit
Vale ave
Brazzo Jacob, driver, res 712 Myrtle
Breard Antoine, barber Plante & Journal, res 1654 Seventh
Brearton Kate Mrs, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Brearty F J, atty and counselor-at-law, 921 Broadway, rm 10
Brearty Frank, law student F J Brearty, res SW cor Forty-
second and San Pablo ave
Brearty Mary Mrs, dressmaker, res 515 Ninth
BREARTY M E MRS, principal Select Home School, cor San
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Breck Emma J Miss, res 470 Merrimac
Breck James, clerk Samuel Breck, res 470 Merrimac
Breck James, atty-at-law, res 578 Sixteenth
Breck Louise Miss, res 470 Merrimac
Breck M Miss, res 470 Merrimac
Breck Nellie B Miss, res 470 Merrimac
Breck Samuel, seedsman, S F, res 470 Merrimac
Breck Samuel Jr, student, res 470 Merrimac
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper, S F, res 1219 Market
Bredhoff Henry, bookkeeper Clot & Meese, S F, res 1213 Eighth
Bredhoff Julius, res 1213 Eighth
Breed Arthur H, clerk, S F, res 1257 Clay
Breed Daniel, bookkeeper, S F, res 572 Eighteenth
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper, res 1257 Clay
Breed Helen E Mrs, teacher Lafayette School, res 1257 Clay
Breen John, cigar mfr, res 2013 San Pablo ave
Breen Kathleen V, res 1375 Madison
Breen Matthew, laborer, res 766 Fifth
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Breen Thomas, carpenter, res 1318 Kirkham
Breen William, cigar mfr Robert Kuerzel, res 522 Second
Bregers Charles W, butcher Elk Horn Market, res 818 Twenty-
seventh
Bregers T W, butcher, res 818 Twenty-seventh
Brehm Agnes Mrs, res 1812 San Pablo ave
Breiling Adolph, butcher Western Market, res 1473 Eighth
Breiling Emil, butcher Western Market, res 1473 Eighth
Breiling John Mrs, propr Western Market, 1473 Eighth
Breiling Oscar, butcher Western Market, res 1473 Eighth
Bremler Adolph, peddler, res 963 Harrison
Bremmerley Albert, res 489 Orchard
Bremmerley Nettie Miss, student, res 489 Orchard
Brendemuhle A, fruit grower, res end Fruit Vale ave
Brendt Rebecca Mrs, res 466 Sixth
Brennan Charles D, railroad employe, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Daniel, cleaner S P Co, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Fred, cigar maker, res 963 Fifth
Brennan John, capitalist, res Piedmont Junction
Brennan Katherine Mrs, res w s Telegraph ave bet Fortieth and
Forty-first
Brennan Louise A compositor, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Thomas H, cooper, res cor Eighth and Clay
Brennen Michael, stair builder, S F, res 914 Chester
Brennen T L, res 914 Chester
Brennen William H, painter, res 212 Third
Brensel John, teamster, res 816 Twenty-seventh
Brereton J M, groceries, cor Twenty-fourth and Linden, res 2018
Telegraph ave
Breseno Frank A, sash and doormaker, S F, res 618 Filbert
Bresnahan M, laborer S P Co, res 1765 Seventh
Bresnehan Thomas, carpet beater, res 525 Eighth
Bresnehen Mitchell, employe S P Co, res 1880 Seventh
Brett E C Mrs, res 562 Thirteenth
Brett Mabel Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 562 Thirteenth
Breuer Antonio, carver, res 1660 Seventh
Breuer Herman, grocer, S F, res 1055 Wood
Breuer Herman, groceries, 2207 San Pablo ave
Brevator John, brakeman S P Co, res 875 Washington
Brew Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Brewer Annie W, teacher, res 578 Thirteenth
Brewer Antone, carver, S F, res 1660 Seventh
Brewer Elizabeth Mrs, res 1350 Franklin
Brewer John H, atty-at-law, S F, res 578 Thirteenth
Brewer Mary Mrs, fancy goods and notions, 1660 Seventh
Brewer Otto, gilder, res 1660 Seventh
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Brewster Christina Mrs, propr Oakland House, SE cor Third and
Broadway
Brewster D Mrs, res 870 Castro
Brewster Jessie Miss, re« 559 Caledonia ave
Brewster John, painter, res East Oakland Hotel
Brewster Lizzie J Miss, res 918 Moss ave
Brewster William C, foreman broom factory Home for the Adult
Blind, res 918 Moss ave
Briant E E Mrs, res 1263 Twelfth ave
Briant George, janitor Franklin School, res 1263 Twelfth ave
Briard Antoine, barber, res 478 Seventh
Brice John, foreman S P Co, res 1057 East Eleventh
Brickett M Mrs, res 222 Ninth
Bridge and Building Department SPR R Co, SE cor Atlantic
and Cedar
Bridge Ellen Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Bridge George, waiter, cor Fourteenth and Union
Bridge Herbert, farmer, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Bridge John, laborer, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Bridge Joshua, laborer, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Bridge Thomas, farmer, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Bridge William, dairyman, East Oakland, res cor Fruit Vale ave
and Old County Road
Bridges Harry W, conductor S P Co, res 454 East Eleventh
Bridges Martin M, wood, coal and coke dealer, NE cor Sixth and
Washington, res 952 Thirty -fifth
Bridgman Caleb B, carpenter and joiner, res SW cor Filbert and
Third
Bridgman Edward C, carpenter, res 865 Twenty-second
Bridgman William C, sticker hand Oakland Planing Mill, res 760
Fifth
Brier A, gardener, res cor Webster and Orchard
Brier Columbus, teacher Urban School, S F, res 522 Twenty-sec-
ond
Brier Martha Miss, res 522 Twent}7-second
Brier Rose Miss, res 522 Twenty-second
Brierton John M, merchant, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Brierton Stewart, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Briggs Annie F Miss, res 524 Thirteenth
Briggs Chester G, contractor, res 527 East Fourteenth
Briggs Christina Mrs, res 1312 Tweifth ave
BRIGGS LER0Y H> millinery, 1107 Broadway, res 524 Thirteenth
Briggs L H Mrs, millinery, res 524 Thirteenth
Briggs Minnie Mrs, res 524 Thirteenth
Brigham C O (Brigham, Hoppe & Co, S F) res 1019 Oak
Brigham Frank E, res 1007 Oak
Brigham Frank E, res 1019 Oak
Brigham L A Miss, res 1019 Oak
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Bright Frederick, plumber, res 625 Chestnut
Brim John W, farmer, res 952 Myrtle
Brim Thomas, student, res 952 Myrtle
Brines Charles, cleaner S P Co, res 1758 Seventh
Brings Augustus, meter inspector, res 940 Pine
Brink E, carpenter, res 409J Twelfth
Brink Gerda C Mrs, res 767 Fourteenth
Briones B (Miranda & Briones) res 511 Eighth
Briones C, barber, 479 Eighth, res Seventh above Pine
Briones C M, saloon, res 1014 Fifth
Briones G J, barber, res 1762 Seventh
Briones Ramon L, barber, 844 Broadway, res 371 Tenth
Briscio Charles, baker, res 456 Twenty-first
Briseno Anton, glazier California Door Co, res 618 Filbert
British America Assurance Co of Toronto, H Griffin agt, 958
Broadway
Brittell Joseph, groceries, 1269 Cypress, res 1407 Sixteenth
Britton Frank B, clerk, S F, res 1067 Sixteenth
Britton John A, sec Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res 814
Grove
Britton Patrick, employe California Stone Works, res 870 Lydia
Britton William W, atty-at-law, S F, res 1067 Sixteenth
Broad Charles A, boots and shoes, res cor Thirtv-sixth and Mar-
ket, Temescal
Broadway Passenger Depot S P Co, Seventh bet Broadway and
Washington
Broad well M L (Towle & Broadwell) res 216 Eleventh
Brock Aaron T, student, res East Fourteenth bet Park and Julia
Brock Christie L, messenger Oakland Bank of Savings, res 1458
Broadway
Brock George, house painter P N Kuss, res 409 Thirteenth
Brock George W, painter, res 1561 San Pablo ave
Brock George W Mrs, proprietor Cable Restaurant, 1561 San
Pablo ave
Brock Jacob W, bartender, S F, res 1256 Kirkham
Brock Jessie Miss, res 1561 San Pablo ave
Brock J M, merchant, Oroville, res 1458 Broadway
Brock Josie Miss, res 1561 San Pablo ave
Brock S Mrs, res 1030 Peralta
Brockelman B H, baker Philadelphia Restaurant, res 728 Twelfth
Brockelman Kate Miss, domestic, 565 Eleventh
Brockhage Frank E, searcher of records, S F, res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhage Fred A, carpenter, res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhage John F, searcher of records, S F, res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhage Kate E Miss, res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhurst Annie Miss, domestic, 761 Fourteenth
Brode R, blacksmith, cor Eighth and Clay, res 561 Eighth
Broderick Charlotte Mrs, res 1706 Seward
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Broderick C VV, machinist S P Co, res 5 Maple
Broderick Edward, horseshoer Whitney, San Francisco and Oak-
land Transfer Co, res 862 Franklin
Broderick John, res 813 Filbert
Broderick Patrick, laborer, res 813 Filbert
Broderick Richard, plumber, Filbert bet Fourth and Fifth
Broderick W F, clerk W B Hardy, res 1706 Seward
Broderick William, plumber T J Brady, res 813 Filbert
Brodie Charles A, conductor S P Co, res 734 Chester
Brodier Carrie, helper California Hosiery Co, res Alameda
Brodigan Maggie Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Brodt A W, farmer, res 363J Twelfth
Brodt A W Mrs, artist, res 363£ Twelfth
Brokamp Benjamin, tailoi, 480 Eighth, res same
Brokaw E B Mrs, res 1015 Linden
Brokow George, gardener H Benclel, res NE cor Third and Alice
Brolly A B, engineer steamer Oceanic, res 1325 Alice
Bromley Charlotte E Miss, curator East Oakland Reading Room,
res 1112 Eleventh ave
Bromley John L, atty-at-law and real estate, 864J Broadway, res
371 Fifth
Bromley. Thomas L, artist, 864J Broadway, res 371 Fifth
Bromwell L L, California Insurance Co, S F, res 126 Ninth
Broneer Carl W, restaurant, S F, res 696 Twenty-fifth
Bronsdon Ulysses P, apprentice binder Tribune Publishing Co, res
1773 Seventh
Bronson Horace H, yardman S P Co, res 1255 Center
Bronson H W, fireman California Hosiery Co, res 570 Sixteenth
Brook L M Mrs, res 1111 Adeline
Brook W P, employe S P Co, res 1880 Seventh
Brooke Charles Sr, pictorial sign painter, res 1254 Eighth
BROOKLYN BREWERY, Schmidt & Schoenfelder proprietors,
SW cor Eighteenth ave and East Fourteenth
Brooklyn Council No 50, United Friends of the Pacific, 764 East
Twelfth
Brooklyn Engine House, Brooklyn Engine No 4, Clinton Hook
and Ladder No 2, East Fourteenth bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth aves
Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad, E C Sessions pres, W W Gill
sec, office 1106 Broadway
BROOKLYN HOTEL, H H Wiggin proprietor, cor Twenty-second
ave and East Twelfth
Brooklyn Lodge No 225, F and A M, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall,
555 East Twelfth
Brooklyn Lodge No 3, Ancient Order United Workmen, meets
at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth
Brooklyn Lodge No 32, Knights of Pythias, meets 764 East
Twelfth
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Brooklyn Lumber Yard, E M Derby & Co proprs, foot of Thir-
teenth ave
Brooklyn Market, Charles Bitterman propr, 765 East Twelfth
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church. SW cor East Fifteenth and
Twelfth ave
Brooklyn Rebekah Degree Lodge No 12, Independent Order
Odd Fellows, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, 555 East Twelfth
Brooklyn Restaurant, G F Calburg propr, cor East Eleventh and
Thirteenth ave
Brooklyn Tannery, G F Christ & Sons proprs, cor East Twelfth
and Twenty-third ave
Brooklyn Tivoli, Weiss Maurice propr, SE cor East Twelfth and
Sixteenth ave
Brooks Alice Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynde
Brooks Alpheus B, refiner Arctic Oil Works, res 826 Magnolia
Brooks Catherine Mrs, res 1630 Union
Brooks E Mrs, res 359 Tenth
Brooks Emily Miss, with Mrs M A Thorn, res 703 Twenty-eighth
Brooks F E, res 518 Fifteenth
Brooks Frank, asst deputy city clerk
Brooks Frank H, bookkeeper Union Savings Bank, res 560
Thirty-fifth
Brooks Harry, bookkeeper, res 1266 Twelfth ave
Brooks J Mrs, res 561 Eighth
Brooks J H, freight and ticket agt S P Co, res 1313 Twelfth ave
Brooks John, propr Artificial Stone Wrorks, res 1162 Seventh
Brooks John C, photographer, res 512 Ninth
Brooks Joseph F, master mariner, res 826 Magnolia
Brooks Lafayette (Hayes & Co) res 313 Twelfth ave
Brooks Minnie Mrs, res 727 Chester
Brooks N J Mrs, private lodgings, 574 Thirteenth
Brooks P H, clerk Oregon Improvement Association, bds The
Centennial
Brooks Patrick J, waiter Pacific Restaurant, 469 Eleventh, res
1630 Union
Brooks Samuel, res 1430 Twenty-third ave
Brooks William, machinist Judson & Co, res 518 Fifteenth
Brooks William A, druggist Boericke & Schreck, S F, 574 Thir-
teenth
Brooks W E, dentist, 1155 Broadway, rms 16, 17 and 18, res 558
Nineteenth
Brophy Nicholas, laborer, res 2239 Peralta
Brophy Patrick J, carpenter and builder, res 210 B
Brophy Stephen A, tinner W C White, res East Oakland Hotel
Brose Robert, driver Dr Lane, Lake Shore ave
Brosnahan Margaret Mrs, res 1401 Thirteenth
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Division No 283, meets at
1506 Seventh
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Brouchoud Joseph, artist, res 1415 Eleventh ave H
. Brough M A, tailor M J Keller, res 1451 Seventh M
Brough M E Mrs, vestmaker, res 355 Tenth '-"'- —
Brougher Frederick C, farmer, res 378 East Fifteenth
Brougher J W, res 378 East Fifteentli
Brower Blanche S Miss, res 1012 Seventh ave
B rower Charles, master mariner, res 1430 Tenth
Brower George W, printer Bancroft History Co, S F, res 1323
Twelfth ave
Brower Henry, carpenter, res 832 West
Brower J N Mrs, teacher Cole School, res 1430 Tenth
Brower R Clinton (Sears & Brower) res 1430 Tenth
Brower Thomas J, merchant, res 1012 Seventh ave
B rowers Henry, overseer City Park, res 832 West
Brown — , hardware salesman, res Lester House
Brown A B, barber, res 805 Brush
Brown Agnes Mrs, res 522 East Fifteenth
Brown A J (Bodley & Brown) res 1156 Broadway
Brown Alameda Miss, res 661 Ninth
Brown Albert (Hamilton & Brown) res 1387 Alice ^
Brown Albert L, engineer, res 1276 Seventeenth ave l(l^
Brown Alex, blacksmith California Jute Mills, res 677 Third ' \T||
Brown Alfred, sailor, res 239 Louise, Watts Tract
Brown Andrew J, butcher, res 1156 Broadway
Brown Anna B Miss, school teacher, res 1659 Grove
Brown Anna F Miss, student, res 2053 Market
Brown Arthur, supt bridge building S P Co, res 1031 Filbert
Brown Bell, finisher, res 670 East Eleventh
Brown Bessie Miss, res 1320 Myrtle
Brown Brice, expressman, res SW cor Twenty-eighth and Chest-
nut
Brown Carrie T Miss, musician, res 667 Eleventh
Brown Castora M Mrs, res 1276 Seventeenth ave
Brown Charles, clerk Log Cabin Bakery, res 619 Nineteenth ^M
Brown Charles, tailor, res 817 Chester ***^i
Brown Conrad, meter maker Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co,
res Lorin
Brown Daisv I, res 974 Center
Brown David A, painter and grainer, res 261 Second
Brown David J, engineer S P Co, res 1782 Atlantic
BROWN DUDLEY C (Brown & McKinnon) and councilman Third
Ward, res 667 Eleventh
Brown D W, painter, res Birch nr Maple
Brown E A, wood and coal, 412 and 414 Ninth, res 2429 Pied-
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Brown Edgar C, employe D L Beck, S F, res 408 East Twelfth
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Brown E C, stoker Engine No 2, Oakland Fire Department, res
468 Sixth
Brown Edmund, farmer, res 1267 Brush
Brown Eletta Miss, res 1209 Clay
Brown Eliza P Miss, music teacher, res 962 Clay
Brown Ella O Miss, res 667 Eleventh
Brown Elmer, livery stable, res 614 Seventeenth
Brown Eloise Miss, res 661 Ninth
Brown Emma G, glovemaker, res 562 Ninth
BROWN E S> receiver Northwestern Manufacturing and Car Co,
654 Washington, res Stillwater, Minn
Brown Esther M Miss, res 1276 Seventeenth ave
Brown F A, contractor, res cor East Twenty-fifth and Thirteenth
ave
Brown Francis, carpenter, res Twenty-sixth bet Eleventh and
Twelfth, East Oakland
Brown Francis A, contractor and builder, 624 East Twelfth
Brown Frank, fruit and produce, 1454 Seventh
Brown Frank, laborer, res 1619 Sixteenth
Brown Frank, painter, res 517 Ninth
Brown Frank R, assayer, res 2226 San Pablo ave
Brown Fred, longshoreman, res cor Forty -second and Telegraph ave
Brown Flora L Mrs, res 661 Ninth
Brown Florine Miss, res 1389 Jackson
Brown George, captain Transit, res 950 Campbell'
Brown George H Sr, laborer, res 721 East Thirty -fifth
Brown George Henry, laborer Jute Mills, res 965 Third ave
Brown George O, jeweler, S F, res 967 Cypress
Brown Harriet Mrs, domestic, 1353 Tenth ave
Brown Harry, delivery clerk F R Stevenson & Co, res 767 Grove
Brown Harry, painter J W Tucker & Son
Brown Harry, painter Merchant & Armstrong, res 557 Nineteenth
Brown Harvey S, atty-at-law, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown Harvey Jr, stenographer, res 820 Seventeenth
Brown Hiram P, atty-at-law, 859 Broadway, res 619 Nineteenth
Brown Horace, cook, res 1013 Seventh
Brown Horace P, mgr Carlos White Printing Co, S F, res 661
Ninth
Brown Howard W, clerk, res 1564 Seventh
Brown H P, atty-at-law and publisher, res 619 Nineteenth
Brown H W, clerk Commissary Department, S F, res 1408 Eleventh
Brown Indiana Miss, domestic, res 1929 Union
Brown J Mrs, dressmaker, res 580 Thirty-fourth
Brown J A, packing foreman Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
1465 Third
Brown James, spinning foreman California Jute Mills, res 1063
Fourteenth ave
Brown James, carpenter, res Tenth
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Brown James, teamster, res 776 Seventh
Brown James, employe California Jute Mills, res 372 East Eleventh
Brown James A (James A Brown & Co) res San Rafael
Brown James A & Co (James A and William H Brown) livery
stable, 510 Thirteenth
Brown James P, clerk law department S P Co, res 911 Market
Brown James W, yardman S P Co, res 1677 Fourteenth
Brown J D, Safe Deposit Bank, S F, res 1073 Seventh ave
Brown J E, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 1756 Seventh
Brown Jennie Mrs, res 580 Thirty-fourth
Brown J E H, salesman, S F, re& w s Telegraph ave bet Fortieth
and Forty-first
Brown Jerry R, commission clerk Dalton Bros, S F, res 1462
Twelfth
Brown J H, with E T Bush, res East Broadway bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Brown J L, asst cashier Wells, Fargo & Co, res Galindo Hotel
Brown J Mannel, blacksmith, res 621 Hollis
Brown John, res 738 East Thirty-third
Brown John, miner, res NW cor Shattuck and Mariposa aves
Brown John, laborer Jute Mills, res 965 Third ave
Brown John A, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1465 Third
Brown John C, captain Transit, res 950 Campbell
Brown John F, res 738 East Thirty -third
Brown John J, clerk James Tennant, res 866 Peralta
Brown Joseph Jr, painter J W Linds y, res 670 East Eleventh
Brown Joseph C, miller Golden Rule Flouring Mills, res 661 Third
Brown Joseph W, carpenter, res 818 Willow
Brown Joseph W, painter J W Lindsey, res 670 East Eleventh
Brown Julia, domestic, 562 Thirteenth
Brown J W, switchman S P Co, res 215 Ninth
Brown L A Mrs, res 470 Edwards
Brown Leonard D, groceries, res 1220 Castro
Brown Lewis H, brakeman S P Co, res Johnson House
Brown L J Mrs, tailoress M J Keller, res Berkeley
Brown Louise A Mrs, oroceries, res 580 Third
Brown M, res 1123 Filbert
Brown Manuel, with John J Gilligan, res 670 Eleventh
Brown Manuel E, blacksmith, 621 Hollis
Brown Margaret Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Brown Mary Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 965 Third ave
Brown Mary A Miss, res cor East Twenty -fifth and Thirteenth ave
Brown Mary E Miss, shorthand reporter and type writer, res 962
Clay
Brown Matilda Mrs, res 2053 Market
Brown Matthew, clerk S P Co, S F, res 1200 Seventh
BROWN & McKINNON (Dudley C Brown and John A McKin-
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Brown Michael, wool sorter California Hosiery Co, res 818 Clay
Bvown Morris, helper S P Co, res 1782 Atlantic
Brown M P, bookkeeper, 415 Front, S F, res 1120 West
Brown Nellie P Miss, res 1782 Atlantic
Brown Orson D, patrolman, res 1439 Filbert
Brown Patrick, hostler Ninth Street Stables
Brown P B, supt Presbyterian Mission Sunday-school, res 1712
Telegraph ave
Brown P H, barber, 1232 Broadway,
Brown Ralph, commission merchant, res 1462 Twelfth
Brown Reuben, ship keeper S P Co, res 1864 William
Brown Robert, carpenter, res 1607 Myrtle
Brown Robert H, clerk Bart Morgan & Co, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown Roland G, stock broker, S F, res 1389 Jackson
Brown Scott, glove cutter, res 1524 Fifth
Brown Sarah M Mrs, domestic, 1371 Eighth
Brown Spencer C, real estate, S F, res 470 Edwards
Brown Susan Mrs, washing and ironing, res 1929 Union
Brown T A, photographer, S F, res 20 Shotwell.
Brown T D, commercial agt, res 580 Thirty-fourth
Brown Thomas, tailor, res 168 Fifth
Brown Thomas H, lather, res 1221 Kirkham
Brown Thomas V, blacksmith Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
721 Linden
Brown Tillie Miss, res 2053 Market
Brown Victor, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Brown Violet M Miss, res 661 Ninth
Brown W E, restaurant, 1112 Broadway, res 316 Tenth
Brown W E, driver Ward Bros, res 475 Eleventh
Brown W G, res 1715 Seward
Brown W H, foreman C L Taylor, res 676 East Thirty-second
Brown William, carpenter, res 1607 Myrtle
Brown William, longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Brown William, painter, res 423 Second
Brown William H (James A Brown & Co) res San Pablo ave
Brown William M, physician and surgeon, 854i Broadway, res
974 Center
Brown William Z, guard San Quentin, res 814 Lewis
Brown W L, clerk S P Co, S F, res 126 Eleventh
Brown W M, brakeman S P Co, res 1161 Fifth
Browne C W, insurance, S F, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne Effie Miss, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne Eugene A, job printer Pacific Press, res 1591 Telegraph
ave
Browne Evelyn H Miss, res East Twenty-eighth nr Nineteenth
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Browne Frederick D, civil engineer, res East Twenty-eighth nr
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Browne Gus E, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne India Mrs, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne P D, notary public and 'conveyancer, 458 Ninth, res cor
East Twenty-eighth and Twentieth ave
Brownell Abner (Brownell & Eddings) res 767 Seventeenth
Brownell Don Carlos, salesman, S F, res 667 Fifteenth
Brownell & Eddings (Abner Brownell and W C Eddings) saloon,
1251 San Pablo ave
Brownell Emily A V Mrs, physician, res 1352 Harrison
Brownell H M (Brownell & West) res 611 Fifteenth
Bruce Henry, asst foreman S P Co, res 1309 Thirteenth
Bruce Henry, shipwright, res 1369 Eighth
Bruce John M, gardener Dr T H Pinkerton, East Twenty-seventh
bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth aves
Bruce John R, carpenter, res 1653 Seventh
Bruce Katie Miss, res 1369 Eighth
Bruce Maxwell M, salesman, res Arlington House
Bruce Samuel J, agt Kohler & Chase, res 1462 Curtis
Bruce W D, engineer S P Co, res 1008 Pine
Bruco W H, painter, res Union Hotel
Bruder John, gardener, res 941 Filbert
Bruder John, gardener, res 942 Linden
BRUECK WILLIAM A, homeopathic pharmacy, 956 Broadway,
res 704 Nineteenth
Bruenn A, physician, res 563 Tenth
Bruenn Adolph, mfr pianos and dealer music and musical instru-
ments, 1073 Broadway, res 563 Tenth
Bruenn Henry H, music teacher, res 563 Tenth
Bruenn's Piano Factory, Adolph Bruenn propr, 1425 and 1427
Broadway
Bruguiere John G, cigars and tobacco, 1174 Broadway, res 306
Fourteenth
Bruguiere L G Mrs, res 306 Fourteenth
Bruhns Julius H, foreman Hart & Brandenstein, S F, res 983
Campbell
Bruml Rachel Mrs, res 325 Ninth
Brumsey J A, insurance, res Tubbs Hotel
Brun Martin, bartender F Leonhard, res cor Second and Broadway
Brundage Catherine Mrs, res 640 Twelfth
Brunelle Onesime, teamster Remillard Brick Co, bds 560 Second
Bruning Bros (John H and Henry F) confectioners, 483 Seventh
Bruning1 Henry F (Bruning Bros) res 864 Henry
Bruning John H (Bruning Bros) res 832 Franklin
Brunje John A (Helmke & Brunje) res SW cor Twenty-third and
Broadway
BRUNJES FREDERICK, groceries, wines and liquors, 701 and 703
East Twelfth, res 768 East Fourteenth
Brunjes Frederick Jr, clerk F Brunjes, res 768 East Fourteenth
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Brunker Alice, finisher Cal Hosiery Co, res 1354 Thirteenth ave
Brunker Frederick E, stair builder East Oakland Planing Mills,
res 1354 Twelfth ave
Brunker Sarah, finisher Cal Hosiery Co, res 1354 Twelfth ave
Bruno Jacko, quarryman. res Temescal
Bruno Jacob, res First ave nr Humboldt ave
Bruno Jose, quarryman, res Temescal
Bruns J C C, bookkeeper, res 1113 Adeline
Brunson Horace W, watchman and fireman California Hosier}7
Co, res 570 Sixteenth
Brunson Rose, res 1625 Telegraph ave
Brunswick (The), A Ross propr, NW cor Ninth and Washington
Bruntsch Charles C G, custom house broker, res 464 East Twelfth
Bruse James A, res Tubbs Hotel
Brusie James, capitalist, res 570 Thirteenth
Brusie Lulu M Miss, res 570 Thirteenth
Bruso & Townsend, painters. 691 East Twelfth
Brustgrun Frederick, res 2034 Broadway
Bry Frederick, bartender, res 1610 William
Bryan A C, carpenter W T Veitch, res 220 Hollis
Bryan John, laborer S P Co, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryan Lela M, res 680 Eighteenth
Bryan Lizzie M, res 680 Eighteenth
Bryan M A Mrs, res 1360 Webster
Bryan M J Mrs, res 680 Eighteenth
Bryant Charles, laborer S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Bryant E F, carpenter, res 960 Clay
Bryant E L, pooof- reader, res Tubbs Hotel
Bryant George, janitor Franklin School, res 1263 Twelfth ave
Bryant Henry, employe Low & Co, res 1736 Linden
Bryant Louise Miss, type writer and proof-reader Tribune, res
1019 Brush
Bryant Samuel A, painter, res 1464 Seventh
Brvant William H, engineer S P Co, res 985 Pine
Bryden Arthur A, employe California Cotton Mills, res 975 East
Fourteenth
Bryden S W, printer Evening Tribune, res 975 East Fourteenth
Brydges Ada, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Brydges H W, conductor S P Co, res 454 East Eleventh
Bryne Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, res 1401 Twelfth
Buchanan Alex, engine foreman S P Co, res 555 Caledonia ave
Buchanan James, gardener, res 1929 Telegraph ave
Bucher William E, brickmaker, res 718 Castro
Buchese Ernest, bookkeeper Brooklyn Brewery, res 869 East
Fourteenth
Buchman H, junk dealer, res 219 Second
Buck C P H, insurance agfc, res 545 Thirty-sixth
Buck Herbert, res 628 Fourteenth
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Buckbee Martin, laborer S P Co, res 217 Helen
Buck el 0 Annette, physician, res 952 Fourteenth
Buckelew A Miss, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Buckelew A Mrs, dressmaker, 1103* Broadway, rms 14, 15 and
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Buckelew Amanda Miss, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Buckelew J B Mrs, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Buckelew Lillie C Miss, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Buckelew Mary F Miss, teacher Cole School, res 700 Thirty-
fourth
Buckelew Minnie E Miss, teacher Durant School, res 700 Thirty-
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Buckhard Adolph, butcher William Long, res Charter Oak Hotel
Buckhout Adna H, hot air grates, res 606 Sixteenth
BUCKINGHAM L MRS, employment office, res 510 Fifteenth
Buckingham Robert H, res 510 Fifteenth
Buckley A D, employe S P Co, res 821 Filbert
Buckley C K, capitalist, bds Ross House
Buckley Cornelius, lumberman E B Dean & Co, res 702 Brush
Buckley Daniel, laborer S P Co
Buckley Edward D, employe S P R R, res 821 Filbert
Buckley Frank E, clerk, res 1152 Broadway
Buckley Horace F, farmer, res 1168 Eighth ave
Buckley J L, res Union Hotel
Buckley John L (Lewis & Co, S F) res Claremont ave nr College
ave, Temescal
Buckley Joseph H, carpenter, w s Lusk cor Forty-second
Buckley Juliet Mrs, res NE cor Third and Brush
Buckley Milton, machinist, S F, res 1060 Poplar
Buckley Philip, quarry man Alameda Macadamizing Co
Buckman Annie Mrs, nurse, res 980 Fifth ave
Buckna Mary Mrs, res 625 Tenth
Bucovich Abraham, junk dealer, res 725 Alice
Bucovich Gustie Miss, res 725 Alice
Bucovich Henry, cigar maker H Robinson, res 725 Alice
Budde Mamie Miss, res 717 Fourth
Budde Theodore F E, second officer steamer Alameda, res 714
Fourth
Buddington Ellen Mrs, res 963 Chester
Budrovich N, employe S P Co, res 1880 Seventh
Buel Emma W Miss, res 363 East Twelfth
Buel E L Miss, art embroidery, 1014 Broadway, rms 22 and 23
Buel F Mrs, res 363 East Twelfth
Buel Rosa M Miss, bookkeeper Truckee Lumber Co, S F, res 363
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Buelna G Mrs, res 1066 Eleventh ave
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Burlington J M, mining sec, S F, res 963 Oak
Buffington William H, bookkeeper, S F, res 1020 Chester
Bugbee Sumner W, architect, S F, res Hotel Merritt
Biihn Amelia, domestic, res 1018 Peralta
Buhner Albert Lieut, U S Revenue Marines, res 969 Kirkham
Buhsen Dedrich, capitalist, res 1802 William
Buhsen J D, res 1802 William
Buhsen House, N D Buhsen propr, 1803 Seventh
Buhsen Nicholas D, groceries and liquors, 1801 Seventh, res 1803
Seventh
Bulin Charles, bench hand Ingler & Atkinson, res 920 Twenty-
fourth
Bulkley Katie A Mrs, teacher Field Seminary, res 1060 Poplar
Bulkley Milton, clerk, res 1060 Poplar
Bull. George M, compositor Enquirer, res 1654 Nineteenth ave
Bull Mary D Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 658 Eighth
Bullen A M Mrs, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave
Bullen H S, clerk J Dillon, res 1367 Broadway
Bullerdieck A Mrs, res 866 Peralta
Bullock B, res 511 Twenty-fourth
Bullock Ella L, res 970 Market
Bullock Harry, plumber J C Bullock, res 1626 Twelfth
Bullock Harry C, tinsmith, res 816 Cedar
Bullock H E, mgr Pioneer Excursion Co of California, 950
Broadway, res 970 Market
Bullock J C, tinning, plumbing and gasfltting, 1706 Seventh,
res 1626 Twelfth
Bullock Margaret M, res 970 Market
Bullock William, brakeman S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Bullus J J, merchant, res 1423 Twelfth ave
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£2 +» a Bunker George H, restaurant, res 714 Chester
^.jj" Bunker Mary Miss, res 582 East Twelth
£3 3 tf Bunker William Mrs, res 122C Harrison
g * M Bunnell Edwin F, dentist, S F, res 1955 Telegraph ave
Bunnell George Woodbury, professor Greek, State University,
H9 ^P* res 1^55 Telegraph ave
Bunner Elizabeth C Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan School,
S F, res 961 Third ave
Bunner John C Capt, res 961 Third ave
Burbank Carrie G Miss, res 1872 Telegraph ave
Burbank C F Mrs, res 763 Eighth
Burbank Harriet S Mrs, res 1372 Telegraph ave
Burbank L D Mrs, res 1372 Telegraph ave
Burbank Mary F Miss, res 763 Eighth
Burbank S F, clerk M T Dusinbury, res 763 Eighth
Burbank William F, asst editor Enquirer, res 763 Eighth
Bur beck George, teller First National Bank, res 1259 West
Burchard L S, physician, 1103J Broadway, rms 6 and 7, res 678
Fourteenth
Burckhalter Charles, asst Chabot Observatory and insurance
surveyor, res 962 Chester
Burckhalter H T, agt groceries City Market, stalls 1-7, res 1414
Tenth
Burckhelder Henry T, clerk Phelan & Fish, res 1414 Tenth
Burdett — , res cor East Thirty-second and Union
Burdett Charles, shoemaker, 1155 East Fourteenth, res Linn
Burdick Arthur W, student, res 1409 Grove
Burdick Chris, clerk Oakland Ice Works, res 1229 Webster
Burdick Dessie, compositor Pacific Press, res Alameda
Burdick George H, bookkeeper, S F, res 1105 Jackson
BURDICK J C (Hamilton & Co) res 1059 Clay
Burdick J F Mrs, res 1014 Broadway
Burdick M E Miss, music teacher, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-
eighth, Temescal
Burdick Sarah C Mrs, res 1555 San Pablo ave
Burdick S Powell, physician, res 1409 Grove
BURGANS CHARLES E, proprietor Oakland Gun Store, guns,
fishing tackle and sporting materials, 517 Seventh
Burge Frank J, stock broker, 468 Ninth, res 1120 Washington
Burge J A Mrs, principal Porter School, Alameda, res 1120
Washington
Burge John, builder, 1220 Broadway, res 1437 San Pablo ave
BURGELIN LOUIS, meat market, 1110 Market, res same
Burger N, laborer S P Co, res 138 Lewis
Burgess H A Mrs, res 819 Center
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Burgh Sina, domestic, 1266 Grove
Burgoa William, res Home for Adult Blind
Burk F L, reporter Tribune, res S F
Burke Agnes Miss, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke Annie Miss, saleslady F W Parker, res Weldon House
Burke Bernard, laborer, res 688 Twenty -seventh
Burke Bessie Miss, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke George, res 270 East Seventeenth
Burke H Mrs, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke H L Mrs, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Burke James, with Burtchaell & Crowley, res 1832 Grove
Burke James, machinist, res Talcott's Dairy
Burke John K, res 475 Twenty-fifth
Burke Mary Miss, cook, res 128 Tenth
Burke Mary Miss, domestic, 698 Thirty-fifth
Burke Michael, laborer S P Co, res Shell Mound
Burke Michael, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Fifth
Powell
Burke Nellie F, res 1020 Chestnut
Burke Thomas, gardener A Chabot, res 1832 Grove
Burke Thomas Jr, plumber, res 1832 Grove
Burke William, car builder Oakland Planing Mills, res S F
Burke William, laborer S P Co, res 822 Magnolia
Burkhard Adolph, butcher William Long, res 1763 Seventh
Burkhardt Carrie Miss, res 669 Seventh
Burkhardt Robert W Mrs, res Moss ave nr Ruby, Temescal
Burkowich Burk, clerk, cor Fourth and Webster
Burleigh G W, physician, S F, res 778 Eleventh
Burleigh Jonathan M, res 654 Fifth
Burley Edward, milkman, res 672 East Thirty -fourth
i Burley Effie Miss, dressmaker M Milliken, res 672 East Thirty-
fourth
! Burley Florence Miss, res 672 East Thirty-fourth
Burmeister Emma, domestic, res 1160 Eighth
Burn Lina, domestic, 1020 Fourteenth
Burner H B, purser, res SW cor Myrtle and Eighteenth
Burnett Frank, paper hanger C L Taylor, res 523 Eighth
Burnett H, compositor Enquirer, res cor Eleventh and Washing-
ton
Burnett Mina Miss, res 1106 East Twenty-first
Burnett S A, carpenter S P Co, res 1106 East Twenty-first
Bnrnett Thomas, gardener, 1267 Sixteenth ave
BURNETTE DENTAL CO (Levy Wood and W C Barnes) E T
Burnette manager, 100 4 Broadway
BURNETTE E T> manager Burnette Dental Co, 1004 Broadway,
res Hay wards
Burnham A M, detective, res 1364 Eleventh
Burnham Charles F, capitalist, res 1705 Broadway
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Burnham Lee C, policy writer Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1017 Madison
Burnham M C, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 1077
Madison
Burnham () H (Burnham, Standeford & Co) res 1017 Madison Jj
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD 4C0(OH Burnham, D W Stan- —
deford and L G Cole) Oakland Pianino- Mills, Washington
bet First and Second
Burns C E, clerk, res cor Ninth and Broadway
Burns Charles E, musician, res 75 Valley
Burns Charles F, res Fairmont House
Burns Delia Mrs, res 2027 West
Burns Delitha Mrs, res 652 Clay
Burns Emma, dressmaker, res 728 Linden
Burns Frank N, clerk J R Burns, res 75 Valley
Burns G A, clerk George H Tay, res Twelfth bet Folsom and
Powell
Burns George, shoemaker John Magee, res 728 Linden
Burns Grace Mrs, res 958 Willow
Burns G W Miss, res 1312 Grove
Burns H, draughtsman, res Webster Hotel
Burns Harry G, with Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res 958 Willo w
Burns Hillory R, porter S P Co, res 220 Fifth
Burns H Randolph, nurse, res 220 Fifth
Burns John McKay, laborer S P R R Co, res 1722 Chase
Burns Margaret Mrs, housekeeper, res 1748 Filbert
Burns Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 728 Linden
Burns Mary Mrs, cook, res 723 Myrtle
Burns Michael, laborer, res 421 B
Burns Sarah Mrs, res 728 Linden
Burns Thomas, physician, res 1220 Castro
Burns Thomas, laborer, res 120 Helen
BURNS THOMAS R, news and stationery stands, NW cor Ninth
and Broadway and 455 Seventh, res 75 Valley
Burns William, printer, res 728 Linden
Burns William H, capitalist, res 1258 Webster .
Burns William J, compositor, res East Fifteenth bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth aves
Burns W S, res 1258 Webster
Burnton C, foreman binder Tribune Publishing Co, res Alameda
Burpee Joseph S, builder, res 1412 Castro
Burpee Lester G, bookkeeper First National Bank, res 756 Six-
teenth
Burr G W, painter, res 698 Twenty-fifth
Burr George W, salesman F Kings, res 1062 Broadway
Burr Henry P, sea captain, res 1125 Willow
Bun-age Charles W, res 219 Ettie
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Burrall Jessie E Miss, teacher, res 614 Sixteenth
Burrall Lucia M Miss, type writer and stenographer, res 614 Six-
teenth
Burrall Millie L Miss, artist, res 614 Sixteenth
BURRALL WILL H> notary public, real estate and loan agent,
466 Ninth, res 614 Sixteenth
Burrell Albert W (Burrell & Frantz) res 318 Third
Burrell Alfred W, pres California Bridge Co, S F, res 2214 Tele
graph ave
BURRELL & FRANTZ (Albert W Burrell and J M Frantz) real
estate, 476 Eighth
Burrell H H, supt California Bridge Co,.S F, res 546 Thirty-fifth
Burrell P T Mrs, res 1358 West
Burrell Walter J, clerk S P Co, Erie Block, rm 10
Burritt Alice Mrs, physician, 1068 Broadway, rms 12 and 14, res
same
Burroughs A, res Pullman Hotel
Burroughs Charles, merchant, Forbestown, res 825 Fifteenth
Burroughs David, res 825 Fifteenth
Burrowes Alice J Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynde
Burrows David, trimmer Greenhood & Moran, res 1019 Broadway
Burrows Myrtie Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 1014 Broadway
Burson Adelia A Mrs, res 846 Seventeenth
Burt Fred L, carpenter, res 1029 Willow
Burt F L, dentist S P Tate, res 1029 Willow
Burt James, merchant, res 1029 Willow
BURTCHAELL & CROWLEY (George T Burtchaell and Daniel
Crowley) plumbers, gas, and steam and hot water heating,
1243 Broadway
Burtchaell G T (Burtchaell & Crowley) res Broadway nr Moss
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Burton Ett, res Union Hotel
Burton Harriet Mrs, res 1511 Brush
Burviz Maria S, res 213 Haven
Busby Emma Miss, glovemaker Busby's Glove Store, S F, res
1055 Campbell
Busby Fred H, glovemaker. S F, res 1112 Nineteenth
Busby Lizzie Miss, glovemaker Busby's Glove Store, S F, res 1055
Campbell
Busby Mary Miss, res 1055 Campbell
Busby Michael, glove cutter Busby's Glove Store, S F, res 1055
Campbell
Busby Minnie Miss, foreman Busby's Glove Store, S F, res 1055
Campbell
Bush A McC Mrs, res 1439 Market
Bush Edward T, butcher, 1223 New Broadway, res 559 Seven-
teenth
Bush Edwin D, commission merchant, S F, res 320 Durant
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Bush H C, agt Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Line, S F, res
1126 Myrtle
Bush Henry, deck hand S P Co's boat, res 200 Second
Bush Josephine Y Mrs, music teacher, res 814 Myrtle
Bushell Edward A, sign painter, 474 Twelfth, res 462 Twelfth
BUSHELL HOUSE, Mrs W Sharpe proprietor, 462 Twelfth
Bussey Martin, carriage washer Fashion Stables, res 919 Jefferson
Buster Eugene, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Busvek Emma Mrs, res 1512 Ninth
Buswell A T, bookkeeper Oakland Planing Mills, res Market
Street Block, cor Seventh and Market
Buswell D R Miss, res SW cor Sixth ave and Twentieth
BUSWELL E G> paints, oils and glass, wholesale and retail, 712-
716 Broadway, res 1414 Sixth ave
Buswell M L Mrs, res SW cor Sixth ave and Twentieth
Butcher Bertha Miss, student, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Butcher Frank, Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Butcher Mary, res 614 Fourth
Buteau Frank, salesman W A Rouse & Co, res 476 Eleventh
Buteau Frank H, clerk, res 527 Jones
Butler Alice Miss, hairdresser, res 52 Valley
Butler Bros Knife Co, res 1126 Linden
Butler C C Mrs, res 600 Seventeenth
Butler Cecilia, domestic, 1218 Oak
Butler Charles H (Smith & Butler) res 533 Eighteenth
Butler Charles M, miner, res 558 East Eleventh
Butler C M, res 1670 San Pablo ave
Butler Ellen Mrs, res 313 Fourth
Butler Fay M, solicitor Tribune Publishing Co, res 958 Grove
Butler Felix W, carpenter, res 808 Jefferson
Butler Flora Miss, hosiery department California Hosiery Co, res
718 Seventh
Butler Florence Miss, res 1670 San Pablo ave
Butler Floyd, clerk S F Mint, res 52 Valley
Butler Frank Mrs, res 1670 San Pablo ave
Butler Fred K, station agt S P R R, res 558 East Eleventh
Butler James, saloon, SW cor Fourth and Broadway
Butler J H, watchman, S F, res 753 Castro
Butler John, steward Blake House
Butler John, nurse, res 52 Valley
Butler John H, porter S P Co, res 1551 Brush
Butler Josephine Miss, res 313 Fourth
Butler Mabel Miss, res 1670 San Pablo ave
Butler Marguerite, domestic, 1387 Alice
Butler Mary Mrs. res 770 Twenty- second
Butler Maud C Miss, agt S P Co, Brooklyn Station, res 558 East
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Butler M D, mining operator, res 558 East Eleventh
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Butler Nellie Miss, bookkeeper Butler's Cooper Shop, res 313
Fourth
Butler P, laborer S P Co, res Berkeley
Butler Patrick, laborer, res 920 Kirkham
BUTLER PATRICK T> cooperage, 652 and 654 Broadway, res
313 Fourth
Butler Pauline Miss, tailoress, res 313 Fourth
Butler William, carriage washer William Owens, res SE cor
Twelfth and Clay
Butler William, steward steamer Onward, res 52 Valley
Butson William H, carpenter, res 1321 Ninth ave
Butt Peter, groceries, 2216 San Pablo ave, res same
Butterfield Carrie Miss, res 216 Fifth
Butterfield R, shoemaker Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 216
Fifth
Buttlar Charles J R, sec Pacific Iron and Nail Works, S F. res
. 1468 Twelfth
Buttler Florence, res 564 Fourteenth
Buttler H W, carpenter, res 806 Jefferson
Buttler J H, laborer, res 753 Castro
Buttler Mary, domestic, 104 East Fifteenth
BUTTON FRED L,attorney-at-law and notary public, 969 Broad-
way, rm 34, res 815 Myrtle
Button Orando, carpenter W T Veitch, res 670 Second
Buyce W, employe California Cotton Mills, East Oakland, res 567
Sixth
Buzier Nick, cook Kosta & Co, res 473 Seventh
Buzior Nic, pantryman Louisville Restaurant, res 831 Franklin
Buzzine Gerterdo, starcher Contra Costa Laundry
Buzzini Bossilo, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Byington Fred F, printer Pacific Press, res 663 Nineteenth
Byington J S Col, insurance mgr, res 709 Tenth
Byington Samuel, bartender H Inwall, res 818 Clay
Byington Teresa, compositor Pacific Press, res 663 Nineteenth
Byler Alexander, with John Knierim, res 1361 Eleventh
Byler Tyre A, engineer, res 1361 Eleventh
Bynes John, laborer S P Co, res Kirkham
Bynum T B Mrs, res 716 Filbert
Byrn P B Mrs, res cor East Twenty-seventh and Central ave
Byrne Eliza, res 120 Helen
Byrne John E, barkeeper, res 825 Adeline
Byrne John J, employe S P Co, res 824 Kirkham
Byrnes Mary Mrs, res 723 Myrtle
Byrns John B, employe S P Co, res 728 Lewis
Byron Marian Miss, res 480 Edwards
Byxbee John F, commission dealer lumber, res 810 East Fif-
teenth, East Oakland
Byxbee R G, pres Nevada Mill Co, S F, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
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Cabecias William, plumber J C Bullock, re« Magnolia
Cable Samuel, blacksmith Juclson Manufacturing Co, res 461
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Cable Samuel, miner, res 461 Twenty-seeond
Cabralta Pedro, laborer, res 1015 East Twenty-second
Cabrill Anton, employe California Jute Mills
Cabrill Jesse, employe California Jute Mills
Cabrolle Manuel, yardman CPRR, res 1518 Third
Caccia A, bottling beer depot, cor Broadway and Twenty-fifth
Cachel John, grocer, SE cor Goss and Pine
Cadagan P J, stock broker, S F, bds 579 Sixteenth
Cade W H, barkeeper Edwin H Campbell, res 1054 Broadway
Cadman Charles K, plumber, S F, res 1663 Eleventh ave
Cadman J O, insurance, S F, res Vernon Heights
Cadogan James J, bookkeeper M Ward & Co, S F, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan John H, clerk Reddington & Co, S F, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan Lawrence F, correspondent First National Bank, S F,
res 912 Filbert
Cadogan Patrick A, bank clerk, S F, res 912 Filbert
Cadogan William, laborer, res 1414 Eighth ave
Cadoza Antone, laborer S P Co, res foot of Center
Cadwell Annie Mrs, res 610 East Sixteenth
Cady Mary E Mrs, employment office, 525 Eighth
Cady William J, butcher, res 525 Eighth
Caffey James Mrs, res 1011 Franklin
Caflisch Leonard, employe Thompson's Bakery, res 2261 Market
Cahen August, florist, res 1627 Nineteenth ave
Cahil Peter, gardener, res Booth bet Broadway and Piedmont
Cahill B Mrs, res 663 Ninth
Cahill Carrie A, res 663 Ninth
Cahill Ed, plumber, res 1862 West
Cahill Edward F, city editor Tribune Publishing Co, res 616 East
Twenty-second
Cahill Edw S, editor Tribune, res 1368 Tenth
Cahill Emett, painter, res 517 Ninth
CAHILL JAMES (McGovern & Cahill) 1060 Broadway, res 1613
Myrtle
Cahill John, plumber, res 1862 West
Cahill John J, painter John L Cahill, S F, res 862 Twentieth
Cahill Joseph R, paper hanger, res 707 Brush
Cahill Maggie A Mrs, fancy goods, 1215 Broadway
Cahill Maggie J Miss, res 663 Ninth
Cahill Patrick, foreman elevator works, S F, res n s Sutter nr
San Pablo ave
Cahill Patrick, laborer, res 961 Third
Cahill William H, painter, res 1215 Broadway
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Cahn August, res 1627 Nineteenth ave
Cahn Henry (S Calm & Son) res SE cor Eighth and Franklin
Cahn Maier A, pres W S & O T Co, res 762 Ninth
Cahn Samuel (S Cahn & Son) SE cor Eighth and Washington, res
870 Franklin
Cahn S & Son (Samuel Cahn and Heniy Cahn) cigars and
tobacco, SE cor Eighth and Washington
Caig David, mill hand East Oakland Planing Mills, res 1435
Myrtle
Cain Patrick, dairyman, res 708 Twenty-seventh
Cain William, waiter California Restaurant, res 809 Franklin
Caine E P, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 1359 Brush
Caine James E, carpenter, res 1359 Brush
Caire A Miss, res NE cor Eighth and Harrison
Caire A J, sec Santa Cruz Island Cor, S F, res NE cor Eighth and
Harrison
Caire D Miss, res NE cor Eighth and Harrison
Caire Fred F, clerk J Caire, S F, resNE cor Eighth and Harrison
Caire H Miss, res NE cor Eighth and Harrison
Caire Justinian, hardware, S F, res NE cor Eighth and Harrison
Cairns Elizabeth Mrs, res 932 Fourteenth
Cajazza John, laborer, res s s Forty -seventh nr Shattuck ave
Calahan Cornelius, clerk Wm Walsh, res cor Seventeenth and
Peralta
Calberg G F, propr Brooklyn Restaurant, res 1116 Ninth ave
Calden P, res Union Hotel
Calderwood David, engineer S P Co, res 1811 Short
Calderwood M Mrs, res 1811 Short
Caldwell Bert, student, res 378 East Fifteenth
Caldwell Charles B, foundryman Pacific Press, res 413 Ninth
Caldwell Charles W, carpenter, res 1080 East Twentieth
Caldwell Frank C, real estate, 855 Broadway, res 465 Thirteenth
Caldwell John C, carpenter, res 710 Nineteenth
Caldwell Louis, clerk Torrey, Whitman & Gardner, res 465 Thir-
teenth
Caldwell William A, letter carrier, res 465 Thirteenth
Caledonian Cleaning and D}dng Works, Alexander McGeoch
propr, 1324 Telegraph ave
Calen Anna, domestic, cor Eighth ave and East Twenty-fourth
Calfisch Leonard, baker, res 2071 Market
California Bank, 1006 Broadway
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE (Baptist) Samuel B Morse, D D, presi-
dent, Rev J Herndon Garnett secretary, Highland Park,
East Oakland (see adv)
California Cotton Mills, S W Beaver pres, J Y Millar sec, Wm
Rutherford supt, nr Park Street Station, East Oakland
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California Fire and Water Proof Paint Co, W H Lowden pres
and sec, Samuel Lowden supt, 555 Broadway
California Hosiery Co, Thomas Crellin pres, John Williams sec
and mgr, SE cor Jefferson and Second
California Jute Mill Co, John Robertson supt, Third ave bet East
Tenth and East Eleventh
CALIFORNIA LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CO Ezra Barrett
manager, 457 Tenth
California Lodge, No 2, O D H S, Henry Langholz pres, H Krake
vice-pres, C Blessing sec, David Vogt treas, meets at Ger mania
Hall every Thursday evening-
California Military Academy, Col W H O'Brien principal, cor
Telegraph and Prospect aves
California Nursery Co, George Cary agt, 954 Broadwav
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, Serrill
Winsor proprietor, 1172 and 1174 Broadway
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT, Hallahan Bros proprietors, 854
Broadway
California Rose Co, Vernon Heights
California Tea Co, Lorenzo Lorenzen propr, 1307 San Pablo ave
CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT, J C Sullivan & Co proprietors,
472 Twelfth
Calistoga Poultry Yard, J McFarling & Co mgrs, N W cor Twelfth
and Filbert
Calkin Evelyn Mrs, res 1054 Eighteenth
Calkin Everell F, solicitor, S F, res 1737 Myrtle
Calkins Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Calkins Jennie Miss, domestic, 463 Twenty-sixth
Callagan Ed, laborer S P Co, res 138 William
Cailaghan Ellen, domestic, 1405 Alice
CALL AG HAN J* real estate and insurance agent and notary
public, 506 Seventh, res 817J Seventh
Cailaghan Jennie Miss, res 317 Sixth
Cailaghan Jeremiah, real estate, insurance and notary public, 506
Seventh, res 317 Sixth
Cailaghan John, employe S P Co, res 368 Tenth
Cailaghan John W, carpenter, res 873 Twenty-sixth
Cailaghan Joseph L, bookkeeper L Jaffe, and mgr Fifth Infan-
try Regiment Band, 317 Sixth
Cailaghan M, helper S P Co, res S F
Cailaghan Martin, laborer, res 1612 Magnolia
Cailaghan Michael, laborer S P Co, res 408 Sixth
Cailaghan Rebecca Miss, res 317 Sixth
Callahan Addie Mrs, res 761 Castro
Callahan Bridget, res cor West and William
Callahan Cornelius, grocer, 1319 Center
Callahan John, res 1612 Magnolia
Callahan M, propr Parsons Block, res 61 2 J East Twelfth
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Callahan Maggie, domestic J Canning, 954 Sixteenth
Callahan Martin, boiler maker S P Co, res 1612 Magnolia
Callahan Michael, confectioner, 614 East Twelfth, res 61 2 \ East
Twelfth
Callahan William, propr Parsons Blocjc, res 61 2J East Twelfth
Callan Sarah, domestic, 1114 Jefferson
Callelotta Agnes Mrs, res 1261 Jefferson
Callendine G H, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 653 Wash-
ington
Calley Elias, printer, S F, res 1320 Myrtle
Calley E J, salesman, res 1320 Myrtle
Calley R B, res 1320 Myrtle
Calloway A W, laundrvman Contra Costa Laundry
Callundan C F Mrs, res 1025 Willow
Calnan Cornelius, laborer, res 611 Madison
Calnan Jane Mrs, saloon, 1403 Thirteenth, res same
Calnin L Mrs, res 654 Myrtle
Calou John, washer French Laundry, res 690 Twenty-ninth
CAL0U PETER; proprietor French Laundry, 690 Twenty-ninth
Calsins B Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1424 Fifteenth
Calugri Louis (Martin & Co) res 1259 Clay
Calvert C C, East Oakland constable, res 1217 Twelfth ave
Calvert L W, driver Truck No 2, Oakland Fire Department, res
1064 Twelfth ave
Calvert May Miss, res 474 East Fourteenth
Calvin II D, compositor Oakland Times, res 2124 Chestnut
Calvin James M, branch bakery, 1680 Eighth
Calvin John F, lather, res 1680 Eighth
Camblos Frank, res 1726 Ninth ave
Cameron Ashley D. letter carrier, res 661 East Twelfth
Cameron D L Mrs,' res 1004 Fifth
Cameron Duncan, real estate, res 661 East Twelfth
Cameron Elizabeth Mrs, res 949 Filbert
Cameron E S Mrs, 1103J Broadway, rms 17 and 18
Cameron Hugh M, book publisher, res 606 East Eighteenth
Cameron James, capitalist, res 980 Fifth ave
Cameron Janet Mrs, groceries, res 874 Twenty-first
Cameron John J, clerk, 1004 Fifth
Cameron Maggie Miss, res 1229 Franklin
Cameron Margaret J Miss, teacher of music, res 1207 Market
Cameron Nancy N Mrs, dressmaker, res 1207 Market
Cameron Peter A (Cameron & McDonald) res 722 Eighteenth
Cameron Truman, carpenter, res 876 Twenty-first
Camilloni & Co (G Camilloni and L Lagoria) fish stall 22, City
Market
Camilloni G (Camilloni & Lagoria) res S F
Camomazzi J, employe California Jute Mill, res 1260 Cypress
Camp E L Mrs, res 1961 Grove
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Camp J M, carriage trimmer J Galvin, res 1175 East Nineteenth
Camp Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 863 Broadway, res 1315
Tenth
Camp M Mrs, res- 713 Franklin
Camp Max, gents' furnishing goods, 863 Broadway, res 1313 Tenth
Campa Francisco, res 517 Fourth, rear
Campa Panche, res 517 Fourth
Campana D, tinsmith; res 1260 Center
Campana Dominick, tinsmith, 1825 William
Campano Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Campano Peter, tinsmith, res 655 Myrtle
Campanozi Angelo, bootblack, res 612 Filbert
Campbell A, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res e s Clarmont ave
nr Telegraph ave
Campbell A, res 716 Twenty-ninth
Campbell Aboyd, laborer, res 824 Chester
Campbell Alexander, oyster depot City Market, stalls 19-23, res
1676 Webster
Campbell Alexander Sr, atty-at-law, S F, res 480 Orchard
Campbell Alex, brakeman S P Co, res Pullman House
Campbell A J, foreman Dalziel & Moller, res 815 Twentieth
Campbell B P, res 716 Twenty-ninth
CAMPBELL CECIALLIA MRS, dressmaking, res 1104 Broad-
way, rms 14 and 15
Campbell Colin (Campbell & Sanderson, S F) res 480 Orchard
Campbell C Ward, paper hanger, res 1580 Telegraph ave
Campbell Daniel, cigar maker, S F, res 514 Fourth
Campbell D L, propr Henry House, 462 Ninth
Campbell Donald Y, atty-at-law, res 1480 Orchard
Campbell Edward, laborer, res 471 Twenty-sixth
Campbell Edward M, janitor Durant School, res 716 Twenty -ninth
Campbell Edward, blacksmith, res 1414 Broadway
Campbell Edward, laborer, res 841 Thirtieth
CAMPBELL EDWIN H, proprietor Dirigo, NE cor Eleventh and
Broadway, res 556 Sixteenth
Campbell E M, blacksmith C F Hampel, res 467 Twenty-sixth
Campbell F A, solicitor Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 1569
Broadway
Campbell Francis, employe S P Co, res w s Telegraph ave nr
Forty-second
CAMPBELL FRED M> city superintendent public schools, res
1262 Webster
Campbell Gordon, res Home for Adult Blind
Campbell Grace Miss, teacher Livermore, res 1262 Webster
Campbell Harry, clerk State Mining Bureau, S F, res 1580 Tele-
graph ave
Campbell Isabella Mrs, dressmaker, 800 Franklin
Campbell Jennie, domestic, 2257 Telegraph ave
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OAKLAND.
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Campbell Jessie Miss, res 480 Orchard
Campbell J C, farmer, res 1120 Twelfth
Campbell John, miner, res 841 Thirtieth
Campbell John, laborer Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res 467
Twenty-sixth
Campbell John A, bookkeeper, S F, res 620 East Sixteenth
Campbell John A, res 800 Franklin
Campbell Joseph T, miner, res 946 Thirty-fourth
Campbell Kate A Mrs, asst supt public schools, res 1262 Webster
Campbell Lou Miss, compositor Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Campbell L H Mrs, teacher Lincoln School, res Tubbs Hotel
Campbell Mamie Miss, teacher Grove Street School, res 1262
Webster
Campbell Marston, student, res 1262 Webster
Campbell Marston, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 1262
Webster
Campbell Norman E, carpenter, res 732 Linden
Campbell R A, merchant, S F, res 1014 Sixteenth
Campbell Robert, with Jagels & Wulff, res 718 Henry
Campbell Roger, laborer, res 841 Thirtieth
Campbell Rosie Mrs, res 810 Webster
Campbell Sadie Miss, domestic, res NW cor Thirteenth ave and
East Twentieth
Campbell Sarah Miss, res cor Thirteenth ave and East Twentieth
Campbell W G, real estate, res Galindo Hotel
Campbell W H, clerk State Mining Bureau, res SE cor Twenty-
second and Telegraph ave
Campbell William, quarry man Alameda Macadamizing Co
Campe August, laborer, res 1509 Seventh
Campe John, grocer, res 1310 Market
Campi Natalie, salesman Petar & Dresco, res 313 Sixth
Campodonica Amelia Miss, res 621 Filbert
Campo-Tonico Columbo, knitter California Hosiery Co
Camps Jane Miss, dressmaker, res 408 Thirteenth
Camps Valencia Miss, dressmaker, res 408 Thirteenth
Camron Amy Miss, res 534 Twenty-eighth
Camron Block, s s Fourteenth bet Broadway and Washington
Camron William W, capitalist, res 534 Twenty-eighth
Cand H, artist, 977 Fifth
Cane A, dentist, S F, res cor San Pablo ave and Folsom
Cane Frank, clerk M J Keller, res 913 Eighteenth
Cane James, fireman S P Co, res 1815 Seventh
Caness J, laborer, res Telegraph ave north of Forty-second
Canfleld Henry C, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mills, res
1433 Filbert
Canfleld James, farmer, res 1068 Thirty-second
Canfield John, farmer, res 1068 Thirty-second
Canfleld Robert, farmer, res 1068 Thirty-second
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Canfin Augustus S, bookkeeper A W Pattiani & Co, res 409J
Twelfth
Canna Charles, barber, res 1932 Myrtle
Carman Jennie Miss, dressmaker, res 837 Clay
Canning George, laborer, res 2 Forty-fourth
Canning James, capitalist, res 954 Sixteenth
Cannon Edward M, sewing machine agt, res 1919 Filbert
Cannon Emma Miss, music teacher, res 1928 Filbert
Cannon Eron, photographer, S F, res Forty-fifth nr Grcve
Cannon Fred, collector Singer Co, res 1919 Filbert
Cannon J J, fireman steamer Oakland, res 661 Seventh
Cannon Lizzie Miss, res 812 Market
Cannon Thomas, gasfitter and plumber, 470 Twelfth, res 812
Market
Cannon Thomas, hostler Oakland Railroad
Can ten Eugene, atty-at-law, S F, res Colman Block
Cantin Anna H Mrs, res 919 Adeline
Cantin A, clerk, res 409 J Twelfth
Cantin Augustus S, bookkeeper, res 919 Adeline
Cantin Eugene J, bookkeeper, S F, res Colman Block
Canty John C, tailor Berstein, S F, res 1003 Webster
Canty John M, res 1003 Webster
Canty Mamie, milliner Kahn & Sons, res 1003 Webster
Canty William S, night watchman S P Co, res 623 Pine
CAPE ANN BAKERY, Hamilton & Co proprietors, NW cor
Eleventh and Clay
Capell Hattie Miss, res 1171 Eighth ave
Capell Howell P, bookkeeper E T Allen, S F, res 1171 Eighth ave
CAPELL JAMES R (Benedict, Capell & Co) res 1171 Eighth ave
Capell Mattie Miss, res 1171 Eighth ave
Capetornich B J, night clerk Martin Recovich, res cor Market
and Seventh
Capion L F, employe American Sugar Refinery, res 1721 Goss
Capital House, George T Larleche propr, 552 Broadway
Capitan A, quarry man, res Temescal
Capitol Hotel, Henry Ruedy propr, 1021 Franklin
Caplice Richard, gardener, res 698 Thirty-fifth
Caraher Louisa Miss, emplo}'e California Hosiery Co, res 1570
Chestnut
Caraher Michael, shoemaker, res 1570 Chestnut
Carathers William, well borer, res 836 Broadway
Carbary C Mrs, confectionery and notions, cor Eighth and
Campbell
Carbeary John T, carriage maker, res 517 Twenty -second
Carberry Thomas, laborer, res 1763 Seventh
Carblend A, res Winters Hotel
Carbury T, oilman S P Co, res 811 Willow
Card Clark B, shipper Kohler & Chase, S F, res 1215 Adeline
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Carden William C, carpenter, res 1161 Third
Cardinell C B Mrs, res 1119 Jefferson
Cardinet Adolph, wine dealer, res 2207 San Pablo
Cardoza Anton, laborer S P Co
Cardoze An tone F, barber, res 930 East Fourteenth
Cardozo A V Mrs, dressmaking, res 580 Thirty-fifth
Cardozo Frank, employe, 523 Thirty-sixth
Cardozo J JS, gardener, res 580 Thirty-fifth
Care M T, tailor, 854 Webster, res 270 Seventh
Carew Joseph, blacksmith, res 658 Broadway
Carey Benjamin F, carriage painter S P Co, res 1863 Seventh
Carey Dennis, hod carrier, res Winthrop House
Carey Frank, clerk Petar & Dresco, res Watts Tract
Carey James, barkeeper Louis Giese, res Germania Hall
Carey Mary Miss, domestic, res 911 East Twenty-fourth
Carey Thomas, laborer, res 2025 West
Carey Thomas, laborer, res 669 East Thirty-second
Carey Willie, laborer, res 673 Twenty-fourth
Carl Charles, paper bags, res 1662 Twelfth
Carlan Patrick, employe S P Co, res 811 Chester
Carlen Henrietta Miss, res 780 Eighteenth
Carlen James, carpenter, res Webers Hotel
Carlen Jessie Miss, bookkeeper, S F, res 780 Eighteenth
Carlen John W, bookkeeper, S F, res 780 Eighteenth
Carleton A B, shoemaker, S F, res 1366 San Pablo ave
Carleton George H, supt fire alarm and police telegraph, res 519
Seventeenth
Carleton John A, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1302 Broadway, res
1353 Telegraph ave
Carley S J Mrs, res 863 Twenty-first
Carlin Ellen, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Carlisle Leslie H, printer Pacific Press, res 1361 Peralta
Carlisle Minerva Mrs, res 1361 Peralta
Car Ion Patrick, car cjeaner S P Co, res 811 Chester
Carlson August, bench hand Ingles & Atkinson, res 920 Twenty-
fourth
Carlson August, cabinet maker, res 1726 Filbert
Carlson Benjamin, res 1616 Taylor
Carlson Carrie M Mrs, art decorative novelties, 1204 San Pablo
ave
Carlson Charles, laborer, res n s Forty- fifth nr Grove
Carlson Conrad, teamster Barstow & Babbitt, res 664 Twenty-fifth
Carlson Fred, painter, res Union Hotel
Carlson Hannah, domestic, 961 Clav
Carlson Ida M Miss, with Mrs C M Carlson, res 1204 San Pablo
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Carlson Lena, domestic, 1144 Myrtle
Carlson Olaf, tailor, res 1118 Campbell
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Carlson Oscar O, painter S P Co, res 736 Chester
Carlson Thomas, stone mason, res 1204 San Pablo ave
Carlton Harry P, dentist, S F, res 716 Nineteenth
Carlton Henry P, clerk Chronicle Co, S F, res 716 Nineteenth
Carlton Philip S, clerk Pacific Rolling Mills, res 716 Nineteenth
Carman A S, lumber, Vallejo, res 947 Linden
Carman Frank V, carpenter, res 944 Pine
Carman L B Mrs, res 1370 Franklin
Carman Mary Mrs," res 1555 Third
Carmedy Cornelius, bartender T Hurley, res Winthrop House
Carmichael Catherine Mrs, groceries, 1415 San Pablo ave, res
same
Carmody Katie Miss, music teacher, bds 566 Sixth .
Carmody Kittie Miss, res 1012 Center
Carmody Martin, res 654 Twenty-sixth
Carmody Mary Mrs, res 566 Sixth
Carneal T D, pres J Lusk Canning Co, res w s Claremont ave
nr Telegraph ave
Carnell T F, brakeman S P Co, res 763 Campbell
Caro G G, plaster decorations, 527 Eighth
Caroll C C, painter S P Co, res 1756 Seventh
Carothers J T, station baggage master S P Co, S F, and council-
man First Ward, res 1622 Eighth
Carpenter Alonzo, carpenter William H Weil bye, res 307 Third
Carpenter Charles, printer, res 308 Fifth
Carpenter Charles, extraman Truck Co No 1, Oakland Fire De-
partment, res 216 Fifth
Carpenter C Jerome, carpenter, res 1401 Thirteenth ave
Carpenter D A, employe Dupont Powder Co, res Tubbs Hotel
Carpenter Dexter S, cashier, S F, res 1422 Tenth
Carpenter Edmund P, mgr Lake Merritt Boat House, res 76 East
Twelfth
Carpenter Edw, clerk P N Kuss, res 864 Isabella
Carpenter Frederick H, carriage trimmer San Pablo Avenue Car-
riage Factory, 1362 San Pablo ave, res 1116 Washington
Carpenter George A, conductor S P Co, res 1310 Thirteenth ave
Carpenter Harriet Mrs, res 308 Fifth
Carpenter Hugh, asst lineman Sunset Telephone Telegraph Co, res
216 Fifth
Carpenter James, brakeman S P Co, res West Oakland House
Carpenter John, res 973 Washington
Carpenter John K, terra cotta, S F, res 162 Fifth
Carpenter Katie Miss, res 308 Fifth
Carpenter Louis, broom mfr, 1686 Telegraph ave, res 465 Twen-
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Carpenter Oliver, dentist, 1169 Broadway, rm 3, res 714 Four-
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Carpenter William, brass finisher, res 864 Isabella
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Carpenter W C, waiter Alex Campbell, res 503 Eleventh
Carpenter W S, carpenter, res 1162 Seventh
Carpentier J, propr Fontainebleau House, cor East Fourteenth and
Twenty-third ave
Carpentier J Mrs, saloon, NE cor Twenty-third ave and East
Fourteenth
Carpignano J, shoemaker, res 531 Eighth
Carr Billy, plasterer, res 921 Twenty-fourth
Carr George, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res s s Crawford
nr Herzog
Carr John M, milkman, res Prescott bet Fruit Vale ave and High
Carr Julia Mrs, dressmaker, res 954 Broadway
Carr Lawrence, res 226 Ninth
Carr Levi, turner, S F, res n s McKee
Carr Levi T, res 616 Seventeenth
Carr William L, bricklayer, res 1536 Curtis
Carrel George F, brakeman S P ( 'o, res 763 Campbell
Carrick David S, capitalist, res 602 East Fifteenth
Carrick George N, clerk, S F, res 209 Fourth
Carrick Kittie Miss, res 602 East Fifteenth
Carrington John B, commercial traveler, res 1409 Seventeenth
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Charles C, painter S PCo, res Grand Western Hotel
George, carpenter, res 857 Twentieth
George W, engineer S P Co, res 960 Campbell
John, res 1735 Adeline
Julia Miss, res 883 Milton
Lena Miss, bookkeeper Eiben & Nor, res 960 Campbell
Lizzie Mrs, res 224 Fifth
M Miss, res 1264 Webster
M J, laborer, res Twelfth bet Folsom and Powell
Maggie Miss, domestic, 476 Edward
Margaret Mrs, groceries and dry goods, 359 B, res same
Margaret W Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 564 Thirty-ninth
Martin.. laborer, res 2452 Grove
Michael, bricklayer V L Fortin, res 883 Twenty-sixth
Nellie Miss, res 720 Seventh
Patrick, laborer, res 1024 Fifth
Patrick W, fireman Pacific Rolling Mills, res 954 Thirty-
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Robert, coachman H H Seaton, res cor Fourth ave and
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Thomas, res 1729 Myrtle
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Carroll William F, saloon, NE cor Birch and Telegraph ave
Carroll William T, salesman, S F, res 610 East Eighteenth
Carrosso Paul, propr Central Garden, res Telegraph ave bet Birch
and Vernon ave, Teme-cal
Carruth C W, foreman job department Pacific Press, res 1914
Thirteenth ave, East Oakland
Carrvalho Manuel, laborer, res 248 Harlan
Carson Mrs, dressmaker, res 617 Fifteenth
Carson Carrie Miss, res cor County Road and Carroll
Carson Charles, fireman S P Co, res 1824 William
Carson Frank, clerk Smith & Butler, res 617 Fifteenth
Carson John, mate steamer Alameda, res 660 Cla}'
Carson John, teamster, res cor County Road and Carroll
Carson Lizzie Miss, res cor County Road and Carroll
Carson Lulu Miss, res 572 Tenth
Carson Maggie Miss, res cor County Road and Carroll
Carson Mary, domestic, 1264 Fourteenth
Carson W J, laborer, res cor County Road and Carroll
Carte Minnie Mrs, res 521 Second
Cartee Annette, res 710 Market
Car tee Frank, employe California Jute Mill
Cartje Frank, laborer, res 710 Market
Cartee Lewis, cigar maker H Robinson, res Market bet Third and
Fourth
Cartee Lewis, laborer, res 710 Market
Cartee William H, carpenter, res 710 Market
Carter Albert A, collector, res 1156 Broadway
Carter B Mrs, res 1423 Linden
Carter Benjamin H, Janitor Tompkins' School, res 733 Linden
Carter George, engineer Oakland Planing Mill, res 1509 Fifth
Carter George A, mining engineer, res 569 Fifteenth
Carter George B, janitor Nevada Block, S F, res 1261 Center
Carter George D, nurseryman, res 733 Linden
Carter H Kenyon, fruit buyer J Lusk Canning Co, res Henry
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Carter John, car driver, res 1356 Sixteenth
Carter J S, miner, res 940 Myrtle
Carter Lucy Miss, res 733 Linden
Carter Luna Miss, school teacher, res 733 Linden
Carter Mary,"helper hosiery department California Hosiery Co,
res 710 Market
Carter Naretta A Miss, teacher Tompkins' School, res 733 Linden
Carter, Nettie Miss, teacher, res 733 Linden
Carter Samuel, bricklayer, res 1423 Linden
Carter Theda Miss, dressmaker, res 733 Linden
Carter Walter, bricklayer, res 1423 Linden
Carter William, asst janitor Nevada Block, S F, res 1261 Center
Carter William, marble cutter J F Kelly, res S F
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Carter William, marble cutter J Sullivan, res S F
Carter William, marble cutter, res 1423 Linden
Carteron Edward, gardener, res 620 Fifth
Carteron Edward, apprentice Oakland Morning Times, res 620
Fifth
Cartwright Alfred E>, clerk S P Co, res 771 Fourteenth
Carvell Theodore F, bookkeeper William T Coleman &; Co, S F,
res 1279 Fifth ave
Carver Louis M, upholsterer, res 214 Eighth
Cary — , res 531 Ninth
Cary Annie Mrs, res 1360 Thirteenth ave
Cary Clarence A, photographer and fruits, NW cor Seventh and
Market, res 860 Milton
Cary Delia, employe flannel department California Hosiery Co,
res 831 Center
Cary Frank, paper hanger McGovern% & Cahill, res 1360 Thir-
teenth ave
Cary Frank M, barkeeper, res 203 B
Cary George, agt California Nursery Co, 954 Broadway
Cary Hannah Mrs, res 1004 Broadway
Cary James, nurseryman, res 1360 Thirteenth ave
Cary Luther H, physician, 916 Eighth
Cary Mary, domestic, 1129 Myrtle
Cary Neil, clerk, 1601 Market
Cary Thomas, laborer, res 1601 Market
Casanetto John, teamster, bds 690 Market
Casaurancq Frank, dairyman, res w s Vernon ave nr College ave
Casavant Alphonse, carpenter John Snyder, res 365 Second
Casazza Lena Miss, employe Cal Cotton Mills, res 1413 Thirteenth
Casazza Vincenzo, bootblack stand, NW cor Broadway and
Ninth, res 1413 Thirteenth
Case C A Mrs, res 860 Clay
Case Isham, ticket agt S P Co, Alameda Point, res 1179 Sixteenth
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Case James, gardener, 1244 Poplar
Case James R, brakeman S P Co, res 1179 Sixteenth ave
Case John, gardener, res 1206 Fourteenth
Case Lilly A- Miss, stenographer, res 1641 San Pablo ave
Case Lulu S Miss, res 1179 Sixteenth ave
Caseboldt T, res Winters Hotel
Casedy Addie Miss, student, res 1217 Harrison
CASELLI AUGUSTINE, groceries, 718 Webster, res same
Casertta John, teamster, res 690 Market
Casey — , cook Furniss' Restaurant, res 520 Eighth
Casey Elizabeth M, harness sewer Main & Winchester, S F, res
1115 Third
Casey Jeremiah, harness maker, S F, res 1115 Third
Casey John, extraman Hose Co No 2, Oakland Fire Department
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Casey John, horseshoer M Casey, 418 Seventh, res 1808 Grove
Case}' John J, plumber and gasritter, res 709 Chester
Casev Joseph A, clerk, res 1167 Seventh
CASEY MICHAEL, horseshoer, 418 Seventh, res 1808 Grove
Casey Michael, laborer, res n s Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
Casey Owen, milker Z Quinn, res cor Twenty-eighth and Adeline
Casey Patrick, laborer, res Peralta ave nr Count}' Road
Casey Rose, chambermaid Galindo Hotel, res same
Casey Sarah J, dressmaker, res ccr Thirty-sixth and San Pablo
ave
Casey Thomas, harnessmaker, res 1115 Third
Cash George A, purser Mary D Hume, res 863 Campbell
Cashen John, groceries, SW cor Goss and Pine
Cashin William G, special officer, res 418 B
Cashion Catherine Mrs, dressmaker, res 1415 Thirteenth
Casinant A, carpenter, res 365 Second
Caslana H Mrs, res 1161 Fifth
Cassasi Vincent, bootblack, res 1413 Thirteenth
Cassell & Co, A E Whitney mgr, limited publishers, 906 Broad-
way, rms 75 and 76
Casserly Peter, dragout Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 276 Fifth
Cassidy E Mrs, saloon, San Pablo ave nr Folsom
Cassidy Frank, laborer, res 1710 Atlantic
Cassidy R, employe S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Cassidy William J, newspaper agt, res 223 Tenth
Cassilli A & Co (A Cassilli) mfrs plaster paris statuary, 317
Fourth, res same
Cassin John, saloon, cor Telegraph ave and First
Castellanos Salvador, watchmaker and jeweler, 1263 San Pablo
ave, res 568 Eighth
Castello Alice Mrs, music teacher, res 617 Ninth
Castera Adele Mrs, res 659 Franklin
Castera Charles, street sprinkler, res 659 Franklin
Castera Emily, spinner California Cotton Mills, res 659 Franklin
Castera Gustav, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 659
Franklin
Castera Louis A, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 659
Franklin
Castera Mary, seamstress California Hosiery Co, res 659 Franklin
Castera T, picker Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 659 Franklin
Castigan J H, brakeman S P Co, res 458 East Eleventh
Castilanas Salvador, jeweler, San Pablo ave, res 529 Eighth
Castler Mrs, res 1161 Fifth
Castro Aggie Miss, res 6 Forty-third
Castro Albert F, substitute letter carrier, res 359 Fourth
Castro B, dressmaker, res 634 Chestnut
Castro Benita Miss, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res 6 Forty-
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Castro Celestina Miss, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res 6 Forty-
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Castro Christina Miss, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res 6 Forty-
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Castro Clara Miss, res 6 Forty-third
Castro Clara, res 859 Webster
Castro Daniel, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res 6 Forty-third
Castro Frank, laborer, res 1846 Grove
Castro Gualupe Mrs, res 551 Thirty-seventh
Castro Inez Miss, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res 6 Forty-third
Castro Maggie Miss, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res 6 Forty-
third
Castro Marie Miss, employe California Jute Mill
Castro Ramon, restaurant, S F, res 6 Forty-third
Castro William, clerk, res 634 Chestnut
Caswell Charles, nailer, res 833 Linden
Caswell Charles A, carpenter, res 768 Lydia
Caswell Charles F, moulder, res 1833 Linden
Cately L, res 659 Twentieth
Cathcart A B, bookkeeper Whitely & Hall, S F, res Eleventh nr
Folsom
Catholic School, cor Jefferson and Seventh
Cator George, laborer, res 211 Louise, Watts Tract
Cator Henry, laborer, res 211 Louise, Watts Tract
Cator Lenora Mrs, res 211 Louise, Watts Tract
Cator Thomas, laborer, res 211 Louise, Watts Tract
Cattell Joseph E, res 317 East Ninth
Catton Frederick R (Catton, Bell & Co, S F) res 1056 Poplar
Caughlin John, blacksmith, res 1519 Seventh
Cauldwell Maria A, nurse, res 722 Filbert
Caulrield Alvan B, salesman, res 1445 Myrtle
Cavagnaro Antona, bootblack, res 714 Myrtle
Cavagnaro Thomas J, bootblack stand, SW cor Eighth and
Broadway, res 714 Myrtle
Cavagno Rodolfo, marble polisher Mountain View Cemetery
Cavana Patrick, laborer, res cor Thirty-sixth and San Pablo ave
Cavanagh A R, traveling agt, res 1726 Thirteenth
Cavanagh Edward, sewer contractor, res 404 Thirteenth
Cavanagh Edward J, assay er, res 1166 Twelfth
Cavanagh James, clerk, res 404 Thirteenth
Cavanagh Martin, laborer, res 690 Twenty-seventh
Cavanagh Mary Miss, domestic, 590 Sycamore
Cavanagh William J, bookkeeper E Cavanagh, res 404 Thirteenth
CAVANAUGH DANIEL, proprietor Railroad House, cor Tele-
graph ave and Forty-eighth
Cavanaugh E J (Boston Advertising Co) res 1166 Twelfth
Cavanaugh J Mrs, saloon, 1839 Seventh
Cavasso Adele Miss, cloakmaker, res 612 Fifth
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Cavasso Isadore, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 814 Fifteenth
Cavasso I L, collector Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 1206 West
Cavasso Rene J, oil dealer, res 824 Eighteenth
Cavasso Tilla Miss, dressmaker, res ll56 Broadway
Cavenagh Annie L Miss, domestic, res 719 Ninth
Caverly Orrin E, expressman H H Colby, res 520 East Eleventh
Caviero Joseph, groceries, 925 Third, res same
Cavner Alexander R, traveling agt, res 1726 Thirteenth
Cazzasa Frank, restaurant, res Union Hotel
Cederen Augusta, res 1120 Twelfth
Cellen John, quarry man Alameda Macadamizing Co
CEMETERY ST MARY'S, A Mclsaac superintendent, northern
terminus Webster
Cempleta Lewis, cook Brooklyn Restaurant, res Union Hotel
Cennbelich John, restaurant, res 1516 Seventh
Centennial House, Mrs Walter Blair propr, cor Fourteenth and
Clay
Centennial M E Church, cor Seventh ave and East Fourteenth
Centennial M E Church, Campbell bet Eighth and Taylor
Center Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundrv
CENTER JUNCTION CASH GROCERY STORE, Wm Walsh
proprietor, 1319 Center and 1320 Peralta
Center Mary Mrs, res 1160 Union
Central Block, 1068 Broadway
Central Carriage Manufactory, Joseph E Johnston propr, 266
Twelfth
Central Free Reading Room, Henry A Detering curator, Oakland
Free Library Building, Fourteenth west of City Hall
Central Garden and Restaurant, Paul Carrosso propr, Telegraph
ave bet Birch and Vernon ave, Temescai
Central Hotel, Mrs Sarah Jeffers propr, 1723 Seventh
Cereghino Umberto, bootblack stand, 465 Fourteenth nr Broad-
way, res 922 Third
Cerf Aron, gen mdse, Ukiah, res 263 Fourth
Cerini Florence M Miss, res 1803 Market
Cerps Frank, laborer, res 956 East Twentieth
Chabot Antoine, \ice-pres Contra Costa Water Co, res 104 East
Fifteenth
Chabot Observatory, bet Jefferson and Grove and Tenth and
Eleventh
Chabot Remi, capitalist, res SE cor Madison and Eleventh
Chabot R Mrs, vice-pres Fabiola Hospital Association, res SE cor
Madison and Eleventh
Chadbourn C F, commission merchant, res 712 Filbert
Chadbourne Lucy Miss, massage, res Playter Block
Chadbourne M E Mrs, res 523 Jones
Chaddick Cerrinaa, res 733 Magnolia
Chaddiek James, blacksmith, res 733 Magnolia
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OAKLAND.
207
Chadick James C, horseshoer, San Leandro Road, res Oakland
Chadwick A M, principal Normal School, office 472 Thirteenth
Chaffee P M, fruit, SW cor Twenty-third ave and East Four-
teenth, res 1145 Twenty- third ave
Challier M Mrs, music teacher, res 2204 Market
Challier Tules, musician, res 2204 Market
Chalmers James, carpenter, S F, res 1623 Myrtle
Chalmers William, gardener, res 1623 Myrtle
Chalmers William, carpenter, res 1454 Linden
Chaloner Richard, plumber, res w s Dover nr Mariposa ave
Chamberlain Alfred M, sash and doormaker, res 1161 Franklin
Chamberlain Annie M Miss, teacher kindergarten Mrs Brearty's
Select Home School, res Adeline nr Seventh
Chamberlain Carrie Miss, res 1402 Franklin
Chamberiain Charles, clerk C W Kinsey, res 1161 Franklin
Chamberlain Charles, capitalist, res 1402 Franklin
Chamberlain Charles S, pres Lowell Manufacturing Co, res cor
San Pablo ave and Forty-fifth
Chamberlain E W, architect and builder, res 817 Center
Chamberlain F B Mrs, capitalist, res 1616 Twelfth
Chamberlain Lee Mrs, res 277 Eighth
Chamberlain M D, agt I X L Coal Co, 459 Ninth, res 1319
Eleventh ave
Chamberlain Mary Mrs, res 1152 Franklin
Chamberlain N Hoyt, student, res 1054 Kirkham
Chamberlain N orris D, wood and coal dealer, res 1319 Eleventh ave
Chamberlain Peronet V, sexton First M E Church, res 627 Eight-
eenth
Chamberlain Silas, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mills, res
821 Adeline
Chamberlain William E Jr, school teacher, res 955 Magnolia
Chamberlin Willis P, bookkeeper, S F, res 627 Eighteenth
Chambers A J, mining expert, res 575 Fifteenth
Chambers F M Mrs, res 575 Fifteenth
Chambers Francis T, butcher, res NE cor First and Harrison
Chambers Frank, butcher L H Egert, res cor First and Harrison
Chambers J C, gardener, res 302 First
Chambers J J Mrs, nurse, res 566 Fifth
Chambers John, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Chambers Robert, plasterer, res 39 East Nineteenth
Chambers S A, teacher High School
Chambers Sophie E A, res 575 Fifteenth
Chambers William B, shoefitter Wentworth Boot and Shoe Fac-
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Champion — , res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Champion Albert C, commercial traveler, S F, res 1622 Thirteenth
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Champion James, civil and mining engineer, res 577 Twelfth
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Champion Joseph, student, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Champion Josiah, lumber dealer, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Champion Lena Miss, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Champion M J Mrs, res 577 Twelfth
Champion Regina Miss, saleslady Kahn & Sons, res 562 Eleventh
Champlin C A, house mover, res 873 Twenty-second
Champlin John L (Champlin &• Williamson) res Arlington House
Champney M J Miss, res 1219 Webster
Champreux Alfred, brass moulder, res 938 Pine
Champreux Gustave, foreman W T Garrett, res 1411 Eleventh
Chanaron Lottie Miss, dressmaker, res 676 Chestnut
CHANDLER CHARLES A, manager Singer Manufacturing Co,
res 1923 Filbert
Chandler Theodora Mrs, bakery, res 1700 Telegraph ave
Chanteloup Jacques,ironer French Laundry, res 690 Twenty-ninth
Chantereau Etenne, real estate, 816 Washington
Chapell Henry S, carpenter, res 1159 Third
Chapey C, propr French Hotel, San Pablo ave Station
Chapin John A, brakeman S P Co, res 1443 Seventh
Chapin K P Mrs, res teacher New Home Sewing Machine Co, res
1443 Seventh
Chaplin George M, baker, res 819 Market
Chaplin Moses, express, 1502 Seventh, res 1827 Short
Chapman Albert P, hay, grain, coal and wood, 2859 Telegraph
ave, res 461 Temescal
Chapman Alfred P, farmer, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman A M Mrs, res 128 Tenth
Chapman Cynthia Mrs, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman E A, treasurer Pacific Press, res cor West and Twentieth
Chapman E S Rev, pastor Brooklyn East Oakland Presby-
terian Church, res 1264 Twelfth ave
Chapman Edgar C, painter, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Florence Miss, res 1453 Grove
Chapman H L Miss, res 3 021 Ninth ave
Chapman Harry, jeweler, S F, res w s Dover bet Mariposa and
Benton, Temescal
Chapman Isaac F, res 1021 Ninth ave
Chapman James F (J F Chapman & Co, S F) res 1021 Ninth ave
Chapman J H, foreman Overland Packing Co, S F, res Eleventh
nr Powell
Chapman Kate Mrs, chambermaid, Galindo Hotel, res same
Chapman L G, mason, res 315 Second
Chapman Melvin C (Chapman & Havens) res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Olive L Miss, res 1021 Ninth ave
Chapman Robert, paper hanger, res 956 Castro
Chapman Robert J, clerk J F Chapman & Co, res 1021 Ninth ave
Chapman Sylvia Miss, res 1264 Twelfth ave
Chapman Susan Mrs, res 1453 Grove
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Chapman T F, ruining, S F, res 120 East Fourteenth
Chapman William Hall, farmer, res 534 Eighteenth
Chard Charles, confectioner F W Lake, res 767 Eighteenth
Chard Frank, driver East Oakland Brewery, res 401 East Twelfth
Chard William, candy maker F W Lake, res 767 Eighteenth
Chare Alfred, helper California Hosiery Co, res 562 Second
Chare Charles A, machinist California Hosiery Co, res 562 Second
Charlebois Youe, bookkeeper Summers & Healy, S F, res 1579
Broadway
Charles Henry, res 812 East Twelfth
Charles Edwin W, foreman H S Jones, res 490 Twenty-fifth
Charlotte C A Miss, res 959 Clay
Charlton L G Mrs, res 316 Tenth
Charnock Martha Mrs, domestic, res 1374 Tenth
Charoux Arthur, blind mfr and machine hand Ingler & Atkinson,
res 704 Webster
Charpentier P, carpenter, res 614 Second
Charter Oak Hotel, Mrs Mary Hall propr, 1763 and 1765 Seventh
CHARTRAND L E (L Chartrand & Son) and groceries and pro-
visions, 566 Franklin, res 365 Second
Chartrand Louis (L Chartrand & Son) and propr St Louis House,
res- 560 Franklin
CHARTRAND L & SON (L and L E) feed and sale stables,
605 Franklin, and wines and liquors, 562 and 564 Franklin
Chase Alice D Miss, vocal teacher, res 1270 Eighth
Chase Charles B, Bancroft's agt, res 907 Wood
Chase Edward J, patrolman, res 901 Wood
Chase Edward C, res 913 Wood
Chase Frank, laborer E M Derby &' Co, res 830 East Twelfth
Chase George, deputy treasurer, res 202 East Ninth
Chase Moses, capitalist, res 202 East Ninth
Chase Q A Mrs, treasurer Fabiola Hospital Association, res Broad-
way nr Moss ave
Chase Sprague C, contractor, res 1409 Franklin
Chatfield Cornelia^ domestic, 855 Center
Chatfield James M, laborer Taylor & Co, res Chester House
Chattick — , waiter Log Cabin Bakery, res 462 Twelfth
Chauche Adrian G, wines and liquors, S F, res 855 Alice
Checkman F C, boot and shoemaker, res 859 Wood
Cheever Moses R, mining, res 1401 Seventh ave
Cheney Abbey Mrs, music teacher, res 1064 Fourteenth
Cheney John V, clerk S F Post-office, res 1064 Fourteenth
Cheney M L, clerk, S F, res 1252 Franklin
Cheney Oliver, teamster, 840 Seventeenth
Cherino Begotto, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cherry Hallie, seamtress, res 1368 Webster
Cherry John, laborer, res 667 Twenty-sixth
Chesebrough Henry C, bookkeeper, S F, res 1268 Seventh ave
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Chesnutt John, carpenter, res NE cor Prospect and Wallsworth
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Chester Charles, carpenter, res 811 Adeline
Chester House, Clement B Lee propr, 1506 h Seventh
Chester Minnie Miss, res 811 Adeline
Chester Robert, brakeman S P Co, res 571 East Twelfth
Chetwood Hobart Rev, rector St Paul's Episcopal Church, res
Hotel Merritt
Chetwood John Jr, atty-at-law, S F, res Hotel Merritt
Chevalier W S, brakeman S P Co, res 613 East Twelfth
Cheyrias Seraphim, head cook Barnum's Restaurant, res cor
Seventh and Broadway
Chicago Five Cent Bazaar, B Bennett propr, 1305 San Pablo
ave
Chicago Meat Market, Joseph Kliegal propr, 1301 Peralta
Chick Nellie M, res 1165 Jackson
Chick Ora J Miss, bookkeeper, S F, res 1063 Wood
Chickering William H,attv-at-law, S F, res 970 Sixteenth
Chicou John, machinist, S F, res SW cor. Alcatraz ave and Para-
dise
Chief Engineer Fire Department, James Moffitt, City Hall
CHILD C 0> proprietor Home Coal Yard, SE cor Twenty-third
ave and East Fourteenth res Brooklyn Hotel
Children's Home, Mrs I Perkins matron, Linden Lane nr Broad-
way
Childress M W Mrs, res NE cor Eighth and Brush
Childress Prentiss, bank clerk,* S F, res 756 Seventh
Childs A F, physician, res Union Hotel
Childs Calvin, cook, res 727 Fourth
Childs C O, coal merchant, res 1155 East Fourteenth
Childs D S Mrs, poultry, res NE cor Kirkham and Eighteenth
Childs Ellen Mrs, res 1003 Twenty -second
Childs LI mer, draughtsman Charles Mau, res 518 Eighth
Childs H O, res 1061 Grove
Childs J W, captain New England, res 727 Fourth
Childs James W Jr, yardman Taylor & Co, res 727 Fourth
Childs James H, house mover, res 1162 Seventh
Childs Jane Mrs, res 1061 Grove
Childs Lillian Miss, clerk S P Co, res 518 Eighth
Childs Mildred Miss, stenographer, S F, res 1022 Peralta
Childs Ralph, coal merchant, res 1155 East Fourteenth
Childs Walter, seaman, res 727 Fourth
Childs William, clerk S P Co, res Galindo Hotel
Childs William A, special agt Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
457 Twenty-sixth
Chilton Arthur, gardener, res 1123 East Twenty -fifth
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OAKLAND.
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Chincoza Anton, fruit stand, SE cor Seventh and Washington
Chinese Congregational Mission, 612 Fifteenth
Chinese Mission of Baptist Church and Y M C A, 717 Eleventh
Chinese Presbyterian Church and Christian Association, J W
Condit pastor, 264 Thirteenth
Chinnock M M Miss, dressmaker, res 663 Nineteenth
Chipman Emma, emploj^e Contra Costa Laundry, res 1134 Kirk-
ham
Chipman S H, res 765 Thirteenth
Chisholm Colin E, printer, S F, res 1940 Poplar
Chisholm John R, hostler, res 1940 Poplar
Chisholm Robert B, livery stable, 370 Eleventh, res 520 Sixteenth
Chisholm William T, printer, S F, res 1940 Poplar
Chivree Joseph D, laborer S P Co, res 533 Seventeenth
Chloupek Amos, moulder City Brass Works, res cor Second and
Washington
CHLOUPEK VINCENT (Hersey & Chloupek) and engineer En-
gine No 2, Oakland Fire Department, res 473 Fourth
Chombolt M, cook, res 1054 Broadway
Chon Julius, tailor, res 766 Seventeenth
Chon Mose, fruit peddler, res 766 Seventeenth
Chrisman George, tinner, res 1311 Broadway
Chrissinger Philip B, engineer, res 1202 Seventh ave
Christen William, real estate agt, 1759 Seventh, res same
Christensen Andrew, car driver, res Fourteenth Street Car Stable
Christensen Annie Miss, domestic, 1268 Fourth ave
Christensen Belle, domestic, 1138 Adeline
Christensen Charles A, deck hand steamer Transit, res 124 Ettie
Christensen Frederick, cook J Fischer, res 912 Clay
Christensen Godfried, employe Judson Iron Works, res 253 Helen
Christensen Hannah, domestic, 672 Fourteenth
Christensen John, gardener I L Requa, Piedmont
Christensen Laura E Miss, res 520 Thirteenth
Christenson Charles, fruit dealer, res 1122 East Fourteenth
Christian Anthony, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 653
Seventh
Christian Church, Rev George W Sweeney pastor, SE cor Thir-
teenth and Market
Christian John, hostler Sackrider & Chrisholm, res 370 Eleventh
Christian Science Society, Mrs Dr Bucknell pres, meets every
Wednesday afternoon at 2:45
Christiansen Charles, varnisher, res 1371 Seventh
Christiansen Henry, gardener, cor Myrtle and Eighteenth
Christianson Charles, res 1122 East Fourteenth
Christie Charles, carpenter, res 828 Kirkham
Christie Ellen Mrs, res 1454 Myrtle
Christie Eliza Miss, res 828 Kirkham
Christie Joseph, butcher, res 1454 Myrtle
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Christman George, plumbing, tinning and gasfitting, 1311 Tele-
graph ave, res 732 Myrtle
Christotfersen Anthony, blacksmith, S F, res 1410 Seventeenth
Chubb Charles, brick mason, res 1374 Sixteenth
Chubb John, laborer, res 1374 Sixteenth
Chubb Roger, brick mason, res 1374 Sixteenth
Chubbuck C E Mrs, res 317 Fourteenth
Chubbuck M C Mrs, res 317 Fourteenth
Church of the Advent, DrHD Lathrop pastor, cor Twelfth ave ]
and East Sixteenth
Church A M, atty-at-law and notary public, 1010 Broadway, res |
756 Seventh
Church Arthur, student, res 529 Hobart
Church of Christ, Rev A Coplin pastor, services in Willson
House Hall, Fourteenth Street near Washington, at 11 A M
and 7:30 P M
Church Fannie M Miss, res 826 Fifteenth
Church George E, atty-at-law, res 1066 Tenth
Church Harry Jr, propr White House, East Fourteenth bet Fruit
Vale ave and High
Church John H, capitalist, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Church of the Immaculate Conception, Rev Michael King rector,
Jefferson bet Seventh and Eighth
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Harrison bet Third
and Fourth
Church Joseph W, clerk custom house, S F, res 826 Fifteenth
Church Laura A Mrs, bakery and varieties, 1250 Center
Church Lincoln S, attv-at-law, 921 Broadway, res 756 Seventh
CHURCH NEWS PUBLISHING CO, Gano Kennedy manager,
1005 1 Broadway, rm 16
Church R W, deputy county clerk, res 920 Filbert
Church of St Francis de Sales (Roman Catholic) cor San Pablo
ave and Hobart
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Roman Catholic) cor
Fortieth and Grove, Temescal
Church Thomas, student, res 529 Hobart
Church W H, employe post-office, S F, res 920 Filbert
Churchill William, reporter Tribune
Chute Alanson W, plumber, res NE cor Lusk and Forty-first
Chy Lung Ching & Co, Japanese notion goods, 1 002 Washington
Cianciarulo Frank, musician Italian Band, res 724 Linden
Cianclarulo Michael, musician Italian Band, res 724 Linden
Cimpher Jacob, boat hirer Lake Merritt, res 76 East Twelfth
Circe Thomas, teamster R B Co
Citizens' Insurance Co of St Louis, H Griffin agt, 958 Broadway
City Assessor, Joseph M Dillon, res cor Seventh and Oak
City Attorney, Jas A Johnson, City Hall
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City Board of Health, D D Crowley health officer and city phy-
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CITY BRASS WORKS, Hersey & Chloupek proprietors, 720
Washington
City Clerk and Treasurer, A C Henry, res 1221 Harrison
City Engineer, T W Morgan, res 611 Nineteenth
City Hall, NW cor Fourteenth and Washington
City Hall Janitor, J A Wilds, City Hall
City Hall Livery Stable, George Hunt propr, 514 Fourteenth
City Market, bet Eleventh and Twelfth and Broadway and
Franklin
City Park, bet Grove and Jefferson and Sixth and Seventh
City Physician, D D Crowley M D, City Hall
City Police Judge, F W Henshaw, res 941 Myrtle
Citv Pound, Peralta nr Twenty-eighth
City Pound Master, W J O'Connell
City Wharfinger, Capt J J Pennypacker, foot of Franklin
Clairville Walter, first mate steamer Solano, res 814 Harrison
Clancy Bridget, domestic Chauncey Taylor, res 704 Eighth
Clancy John, gripman Oakland Cable Co, res 1606 San Pablo ave
Clanfield John, laborer, res 1068 Thirty-second
Clapp Cephas F Rev, pastor Seventh Avenue Congregational
Church, res 1271 Seventh ave
Clapp Flora Miss, res 566 Thirty-fifth
Clapp George H, druggist, 633 East Twelfth
Clapp George P, supt tack factory Judson Manufacturing Co
and postmaster Emeryville, res 566 Thirty-fifth
Clarendon House, J W Donahar & Wife proprs, 855 Washing-
ton, cor Seventh
Clark — , carpenter S P Co, res 1836 J Seventh
Clark Mrs, res 763 Market
Clark Mrs — , res 970 Jefferson
Clark A, res 765 Twenty-first
Clark A B Mrs, milliner, res 1123 Eleventh
Clark A F, clerk Sharp & Bolton, res Berkeley
Clark A J, secretary, res 408 Thirteenth
Clark A K, sec loan societies, S F, res 970 Jefferson
Clark Albert H, clerk, res 1003 Pine
Clark Alfred, res 765 Twenty-first
Clark Alfred O, machinist, 823 Chester
Clark Andrew, laborer S P Co, res 408 Thirteenth
Clark Angus, student, res 529 Hobart
Clark Annie A Miss, employe Cotton Mill, bds 213 Seventh
Clark Austin, clerk Sharp & Bolton, res Berkeley
Clark B E Miss, dressmaker, res 709 Jackson
Clark C A, engineer S P Co, res 864 Chester
Clark Carlton H, commercial agt U P R R, res 536 Eighteenth
Clark Catherine Miss, employe California Jute Mills
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Clark Charles, brakeman S P Co, re's 812 Campbell
Clark Charles A, locomotive engineer, res 864 Chester
Clark Charles A, retired, 1003 Pine
Clark Charles E, billiard parlors and cigar saloon, 465 Ninth
Clark Charles K, sec building and loan associations and insurance,
457 Ninth, res Berkeley
Clark C L Mrs, res n s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave
Clark C P, brakeman S P Co, res 908 Pine
Clark D P, res 767 Market
Clark Edward, painter, bds 1009 Franklin
Clark Edward, pattern maker, res 1722 Linden
Clark Edward F, driver Rice & White, res 1260 West
Clark Ella Miss, knitter California Hosiery Co, res 973 Campbell
Clark Ellen Mrs, lodgings, res 814 Clay
Clark Ellen Mrs, res 1573 Fifth
Clark Foster T, Clark's Stables, 1059 Fourteenth ave
Clark Frank, clerk Drs Pinkerton & Wheeler, res 823 Chester
Clark Frank,, gardener, res 1709 Nineteenth ave
Clark Frank S, clerk, res 864 Chester
Clark George' (Clark & Woolley) res 1761 Goss
Clark G W, carpenter S P Co, res cor Seventh and Cedar
Clark Harry, drummer, res 821 Market
Clark Harry A, brakeman, res 864 Chester
Clark Henry W, conductor S P Co, res 768 Pine
Clark Henry A, printer, S F, res 924 Thirty-sixth
Clark H L, brakeman S P Co, res 529 Eighth
Clark H M Mrs, res 1003| Broadway, rms 27 and 28
Clark Horace, news stand and confectionery and cigars, Market
and Seventh Street Railroad Station, res 762 Sixth
Clark Hugh, plasterer, res 77 Valley
Clark James, groceries, 977 Fifth
Clark James, employe California Jute Mill
Clark James A, artesian well borer, res cor Forty-third and
Grove
Clark James A, emploj^e Cotton Mill, bds 213 Seventh
Clark James E, mfr Bothine Manufacturing Co, S F, res 772 Eight-
eenth
Clark James G, cook Railroad Exchange Hotel, res 1777 Goss
Clark J B, professor State University, res 1736 Thirteenth
Clark Jennie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1573
Filth
Clark J F, machinist, S F, res 1736 Thirteenth
Clark J F, photographer, res 1528 West
Clark J H, brakeman S P Co, res 1551 Seventh
Clark John, porter, res 1356 Eighteenth
Clark John, watchmaker, 867 Broadway, res 602 Sixteenth
Clark John C, employe S P Co, res 2130 Chestnut
Clark John H, employe S P Co, res 1551 Seventh
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Clark Joseph, knitter
Clark Kate Miss, res 1504 San Pablo ave
Clark Lenwood, student, res 1364 Franklin
Clark Leon F, clerk, res 1003 Pine
Clark Lizzie Miss, res 977 Fifth
Clark Maggie, domestic, 1535 Webster
Clark Mamie Miss, res 977 Fifth
Clark Margaret W Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 963 Castro
Clark Maria Mrs, cook, res 933 Linden
Clark Marian Miss, domestic, res cor East Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-first ave
Clark Marion, musician, res 471 Fourth
Clark Minnie L Miss, res 1920 San Pablo ave
Clark Mona Miss, res 924 Thirty-sixth
Clark Nora Miss, res 977 Fifth
Clark Rebecca Miss, res Temescal ave nr Telegraph ave
Clark R N, conductor S P Co, res 917 Twenty fourth
Clark Robert V, propr American House, 616 Broadway
Clark Rosie C, dressmaker, res 1260 Webster
Clark Sarah Miss, res Temescal ave nr Telegraph ave
Clark S C, engineer S P Co, res 939 Wood
Clark Stephen J, res 1360 Seventeenth
Clark W E, carpenter, res 692 Twenty-sixth
Clark William, employe Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res
Alameda
Clark William I, boxmaker Eagle Box Factory, res 1736 Thir-
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Clark William J, painter, res 962 New Broadway
Clark & Woolley (George Clark and John Woolley) Oakland
Boiler Works, 668 Franklin
Clarke Helen J, res 1115 Tenth ave
Clarke John, miller, res 1173 Fifth
Clarke John, employe S P Co, res 368 Tenth
Clarke Julia B Mrs, res 1115 Tenth ave
Clarke T B Mrs, res 1115 Tenth ave
Clarke Thomas, saw filer Union Box Factory, S F, res 1407
Twelfth
Clarke Walter, carriage smith, res 941 Twenty-sixth
Clarrage Edward D, agt Goodier & McKay Machine Association,
res 214 Twelfth
Clarrage James O, shoemaker, res 214 Twelfth
Clason Rollo S, fancy goods and stationery, 620 East Twelfth
Classen John, mfr apple cider, res 51 5 Twentieth
Claudius August, gardener Kelsey House
Clausen Charles J, plasterer, res 2126 Chestnut
Clausen Henry, gardener Field Seminary
Clausen Henry, employe Fruit Vale Hospital
Clavebot A, saw filing, 411 Seventh
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Clawson School, Miss Julie E Colby principal, cor Magnolia and
Thirty-second
Claxon Samuel, laborer, res cor East Thirty-fifth and Union
Clay C C Maj (Sherman, Clay & Co, S F) res East Fourteenth
bet Park and Julia
Clay Fred Mrs, res 1577 Broadway
Clay Henry, saloon keeper, res 516 Twentieth
Clayton C A Miss, res 618 Eighteenth
Clayton Charles B, salesman, res 912 and 914 Washington
Clayton House, Mrs Clara A Clement propr, 1228 Broadway
Clayton Susan Mrs, res 618 Eighteenth
Clayton William B, cabinet maker Lyon & Kinsey, res 927
Thirty-sixth
Clayton William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Clear John, engineer S P Co, res 914 Pine
Clear Thomas, fireman Oakland Gas Works, res 358 Ninth
Clear waters Dora Miss, res 912 Thirty-fifth
Cleary James, florist, w s Peralta
Cleary John, laborer, res 1763 Seventh
CLEARY M> grocer, 359 and 361 Twelfth, res 1059 Jackson
Cleary Maggie, cook John & Montgomery, off Piedmont ave
CLEARY MICHAEL^ groceries and provisions and wines and
liquors, 359 and 361 Twelfth, res 1059 Jackson
Clecak Antone, restaurant, 1112 Broadway, res La Clede House
Clecak John, propr Washington Restaurant, 1770 Seventh, res
1769 Goss
Clecak Mitchell, with John Clecak, res 1770 Seventh
Clecak Nicholas, cook John Clecak, res 1770 Seventh
Clecak Peter, cook, res La Clede House
Cleland Darius, contractor and builder, res 918 Union
Clement Annie Mrs, housekeeper A J Tait, 1621 Eighth
Clement Carrie E Mrs, res 1405 Brush
Clement Clara A Mrs, propr Clayton House, 1228 Broadway
Clement Edward B, searcher of records, S F, res 1264 Harri-
son
Clement Harry L, student, res Clayton House
Clement Louis M, civil engineer, S F, res 1013 Twelfth
Clement Louisa Mrs, res 1664 Eighth
Clement Modie, pressman, S F, res 764 Sixth
Clement Russell M, engineer, res 1013 Twelfth
Clements Albert, painter, res 806 Wood
Clements C Mrs, sewing and washing, res 1641 Adeline
Clements Frank, brakeman Alameda Local, res 1824 William
Clements George, machinist, McAdam off New Broadway
Clements J, engineer, McAdam off' New Broadway
Clements Thomas, painter S P Co, res Wood
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Cleveland R C, contractor and builder, res 1126 Chestnut
Cleveland S Mrs, res 559 Nineteenth
Cliff' Alfred G, res Forty -fifth bet Grove and Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Cliff George, engineer, res n s Forty-fifth bet Grove and Telegraph
ave, Temescal
Cliff* O, capitalist, res 566 Sixteenth
Clifford — , flannel department Cal Hosiery Co, res 819 Market
Clifford Esther Miss, res 1414 Harrison
Clifford Frederick, car inspector S P Co, res 18 Maple
CLIFFORD JESSE, druggist, 974 Seventh
Clifford John, laborer, res 813 Chester
Clifford John B, drug clerk J Clifford, res 974 Seventh
Clifford Joseph, engineer S P Co, res 1600 Third
Clifford Joseph, engineer S P Co, res 622 Lewis
Clifford Maggie, res 813 Chester
Clifford Nellie, dressmaker J F Wood, res 813 Chester
Clifford Sam, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1600 Third
Clifford Timothy, laborer, res 1637 Magnolia
Clifford William, printer Morning Times, res 613 East Twelfth
Clift Frederick C. student, S F, res 1547 San Pablo ave
Clif t Osro, res 566 Sixteenth
Clift William, mgr and pres Presidio and Ferries Railroad, res
1547 San Pablo ave
Clifton William G, bookkeeper and collector Grayson, Owen & Co,
res 951 Clay
Climo A, bridge carpenter S P Co, res 883 Bay
Cline Charlotte Mrs, res 474 Twenty-sixth
Clino Samuel, asst foreman S P Co, res 956 Wood
Clingingsmith E N, res 11.56 Broadway
Clinton Annie Mrs, domestic, 1379 Eighth ave
Clinton Council No 63, United Friends of Pacific, Washington
Hall, 307 East Twelfth
Clinton Fire Insurance Co of New York, H Griffin agt, 958
Broadway
Clinton House, S H Melvin mgr, cor Sixth ave and East Twelfth
Clinton Lodge No 2019, Knights of Honor, Washington Hall, 307
East Twelfth
Clinton Mills, C J Welch & Co proprs, SW cor East Eleventh and
Twelfth ave
Clipper Ed, bartender George Fisher, res 859 Washington
Clipper William W, barber, 1164 Broadway, res 723 Lewis
Clisby Seth, merchant, res 535 Thirty-sixth
Cliver Charles, helper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 614 Ad-
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Cliver George S, night watchman Pacific Iron and Nail Works,
res 614 Adeline
Clivio 0, fruit store, 920 Broadway, res 916J Broadway
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Clock M Miss, teacher, res 1140 Myrtle
Clock Sarah D Mrs, res 1140 Myrtle
Cloeren Edward, brewer Oakland Brewery, res. 2030 Broadway
Clonen John, grocer, 1529 Seventh, res same
Clonen Mary Mrs, cashier John Clonen, res 1529 Seventh
CL00NEY THOMAS J. wood, coal, hay and grain, 1575 Seventh,
res 1373 Eighth
Cloren Edward, foreman Oakland Brewery, res 230 Brook
Cloud Myra Mrs, canvasser, res 1511 Brush
Cloudman C H, shoemaker, res 1357 Peralta
Cloudman Mary E Miss, res 1367 Peralta
Cloudman N M Mrs, with W H Mawer, res 1357 Peralta
Clough Alton H, bookkeeper F M Smith, res Twenty-third ave
nr East Fifteenth
Clough E H, reporter Tribune, res 1225 Twenty-third ave
Clough G F, brakeman S P Co, res 1758 Seventh
Clough James P, res 1225 Twenty-third ave
Clough Lottie M Miss, res 813 Thirteenth
Cloupek Vincent, brass works, 720 Washington, res 473 Fourth
Clow Amelia B Miss, teacher Durant School, res 564 Fourteenth
Cludius Ernst, laborer East Oakland Brewery, res 401 East
Twelfth
Clymer James J, capitalist, res 1352 Franklin
Clyne Michael, longshoreman, S F, res 658 Magnolia
Coady Ida A Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 559 Seventeenth
Coady Nelly E Miss, res 1132 Adeline
Coady Richard E, letter carrier, res 606 Sixteenth
Coakley Dan, plasterer, res 828 Fifteenth
Coakle}^ James, driver M M Samson, res 577 Twenty -second
Coakley James, butcher, res 577 Twenty-second
Coakley John, brakeman S P Co, res Pullman House, West Oak-
land
Coakley William, laborer, res 618 Chestnut
Coannor Debe Miss, domestic. 226 Twelfth
Coast F T, oil merchant, res Tubbs Hotel
Coates Caleb, liquors, S F, res 916 Center
Coates Ed J, grocer, 1202 Adeline
Coates Frank S, 1690 Broadway
Coates John D, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 955 \
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Coates Mary J, res 618 Eighteenth
Coates William D, bookkeeper E T Gray, S F, res 1690 Broad-
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Coatey Mrs, teacher, res La Clede House
Coats J D, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res Girard House
Coats Robert W, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res Girard
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Cobalt E, carriage painter, res 461 Ninth ■
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Cobb Isabella Mrs, preceptress California College, res 554 East
Sixteenth, East Oakland
Cobb Joseph L, longshoreman, -res 1676 Sixteenth
Cobb Lewis H (Smith & Cobb) res 966 Center
Cobb R S, day watchman S P Co, res 966 Center
Cobb Rufus, watchman S P Co, res 966 Center
Cobbledick C, paper hanger Whittier, Fuller & Co
Cobbledick James, traveling agt Kelley, Maus & Co, Chicago, res
177 East Twelfth
Cobbledick William H, machinist P H McGrew, res 177 East
Twelfth
Cobelt Adolph, tanner, res 809 East Sixteenth
Coburn Asa H, laborer, res 1270 Seventh
Coburn Frank, laborer, res 1270 Seventh
Coburn H N, solicitor, res 1375 Broadway
Coburn J C, watchman Judson Manufacturing Co, res NW cor
Park ave and Ettie
Coburn N, oiler S P Co, res 1823 William
Coburn Nahum, laborer, res 1270 Seventh
Coburn S M Mrs, res 822 East Fifteenth
Coby Annie Mrs, res cor Thirteenth ave and East Nineteenth
Cochran John T, commission merchant, S F, res 565 Sixteenth
Cochrane R L, teamster, res 516 Second
Cochrane Sarah, domestic, 369 East Seventeenth
Cockley Daniel, laborer, res 828 Fifteenth
Cockrill Christopher, capitalist, res 522 Tenth
Cockroft L F, employe Oceanic Steamship Co, S F, res Fairmont
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Cody Mrs, res 919 Jefferson
Cody J A, machinist, res 1162 Seventh
Coe John T, real estate, 921 Broadway, res 514 Fifteenth
Coey — , bottle washer W M Watson & Co, res S F
Coey David N, clerk custom house, S F, res 1124 Chestnut
Coffee Michael H, dry goods, 903 and 905 Broadway, res 763
Fourteenth
Coffey Catherine Mrs, res 1423 San Pablo ave
Coffey Mary, domestic, 961 Market
Coffey Wm J, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 728 Eleventh
Coffin Albert F. stock broker, S F, res 918 Sixteenth
Coffin Arthur W, employe S P Co, res 1206 Alice
Coffin Dollie Miss, res 1387 Harrison
Coffin S E Mrs, res 1387 Harrison
Coffren Adriana Miss, res 811 Brush
Cogan William, carpenter Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 1754
Taylor
Coggeshall F C Mrs, res Forty-fifth nr San Pablo ave
Coggeshall S B Miss, res Forty-fifth nr San Pablo ave
Coghill Thos B (Coghill & Simon, S F) res 1304 Jackson
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Coghlin John, painter, res 378 Seventh
Coginasse C A Mrs, dressmaking, 1667 San Pablo ave
Cogswell J P, capitalist, res 1116 West
Cohen — , fireman S P Co, res 1803 Seventh
Cohen Mme, medium, 1068 Broadway
Cohen A, fireman S P Co, res SW cor Pine and Seventh
Cohen A, tailor M J Kohen, res 429 Pacific
Cohen Abram, glazier, res 559 Seventh
Cohen Alexander, fireman S P Co, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Alfred H, atty-at-law,res Howard nr East Fourteenth
Cohen E, clerk, res La Clede House
Cohen Emanuel, clerk, res 262 Fourth
Cohen Ike, grocery clerk, res 1743 Adeline
Cohen Isadore, glazier, res 1202 Seventh ave
Cohen Jacob M, cigar mfr, 326 Twelfth, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen James, fireman S P Co, res 815 Twenty-second »
Cohen James E, blacksmith, res 815 Twenty-second
Cohen Jeannie Miss, saleslady Kahn & Sons, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Meyer, apprentice Tribune Publishing Co, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Oscar, res 531 Ninth
Cohen S Miss, saleslady Spencer Brothers, res 224 Twelfth
Cohen Simon S, groceries, 1743 Adeline
Cohenoui Jennie Miss, res 1663 San Pablo ave
Cohenoui M A Mrs, res 1663 San Pablo ave
Cohill William, groceries, 118 Hannah
Cohl Henry, carpenter, res 1872 Atlantic
Cohlner Jacob, carpenter S P Co, res 1428 Twelfth
Cohn Abraham, dry goods, 259 Broadway
Cohn Abram, traveling agt, res 224 Twelfth
Cohn B, peddler, res 322 Second
Cohn Gus, tailor, res 766 Seventeenth
COHN M & CO (M Cohn and M Lissner) loan office, 1162 Broad-
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Cohn M (M Cohn & Co) res 1479 San Pablo ave
Cohn M J, butcher, res 613 Fifth
Cohn Samuel A, fruit peddler, res 766 Seventeenth
Cohwan Miss, res 363 Twelfth
Coin AJbert R, blacksmith, res 1370 Broadway
COiN RAYMOND, French Laundry, 1370 Broadway, res same
Coindre Mme F, res 920 Broadway
Coindre Mme L, res 920 Broadway
Coine John, res 1473 Seventh
Coiner Oscar C, confectioner, Playter Block
Coit Griffith, pres Merriman Manufacturing Co, res cor Booth
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Coit Hamilton H, salesman, S F, res 1885 Telegraph ave
Colason Benjamin, employe C P R R, res 1616 Taylor
Colbert Hannah Mrs, res 678 Twenty-seventh
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Colbert John F, printer, res 678 Twenty-seventh
Colbert Lizzie A, weaver Jute Mills, res 678 Twenty-seventh
Colburn Alfred, dairyman, res 1769 Seward
Colburn George, repairer S P Co, res Berkeley
Colburn J S, salesman, S F, res 3756 Taylor
Colby Amasa D, farmer, res Claremont ave nr College ave
Colby Flora J Miss, dressmaker, res 483 Twenty-fifth
Colby Frances A Miss, dressmaker, res 483 Twenty-fifth
Colby George E, res Claremont ave nr College ave
Colby H H, supt Brooklyn post-office, agt Wells, Fargo & Co,
Western Union Telegraph Co, and general merchandise, SE
cor Thirteenth ave and East Twelfth, res 1315 Twelfth ave
Coldwell C W, carpenter, res cor Twentieth and Twenty-second
ave, East Oakland
Cole A W, bookkeeper, res 408 Thirteenth
Cole Chas D, chiropodist, res 850 Isabella
Cole Claud H, patrolman, res Willson House
Cole E F Mrs, res cor Twenty-fourth and Fourth ave, East
Oakland
Cole Eliza, domestic, 720 Fourteenth
Cole Fredricka Mrs, res 720 Seventh
Cole Geo A, blacksmith, res 829 Seventeenth
Cole H W, special agt Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 1120
Filbert
Cole John, painter, res 833 Magnolia
Cole J T Mrs res 1553 Eighth
Cole Kate E Miss, artist, 1003J Broadway, rm 2, res 572
Twelfth
Cole L G (Burnham, Standeford & Co) res 1545 Webster
Cole Lillie C Mrs, teacher, res 572 Twelfth
Cole Lizzie, housemaid, res 320 Durant
Cole Mary A Mrs, res 1065 Twelfth ave, East Oakland
COLE, MERRIMAN & SON, dentists, NW cor Tenth and
Broadway
COLE RECTOR E, dentist, NW cor Tenth and Broadway, rm
2, res 572 Twelfth
Cole School, J P Garlick principal, Tenth bet Union and Poplar
Coleby J Miss, res 263 Second
Colegrove George L, conductor S P Co, res 263 Twelfth
Coleman A M Mrs, res 826 Castro
Coleman Building, cor Twelfth and Broadway
Coleman C E, commercial traveler, res San Pablo ave bet Thirty-
sixth and Adeline
Coleman Edward, stone cutter, S F, res 810 Alice
Coleman Edward, clerk Phelan & Fish, res 1662 Twelfth
Coleman E, res cor Fourth and Twenty-fourth ave, East Oakland
Coleman Hamilton, furniture, 416 and 418 Eighth, res SW cor
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Coleman H H, brakeman S P Co, res Pullman House
Coleman J H Mrs, nurse, res 867 Twentieth
Coleman John Mrs, 868 Castro
Coleman John, wood turner Pacific Coast Planing Mills, res 628
Sixth
Coleman John L, teamster L Jaffe, res 820 Myrtle
Coleman Julius, furniture, 469 and 471 Twelfth
Coleman Lizzie, cook I L Requa, Piedmont
Coleman Luke, res 867 Twentieth
Coleman Patrick, driver Fisher & Taylor, res 1016 Fifth
Coleman Sarah Mrs, res 1369 Market
Colfer John, tallyman Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res 780 East
Eighteenth
Colfer Patrick, hostler Robert Glover res 470 Ninth
Colgan J J, sawdust, 609 Broadway
Colgate John, gardener, res 1011 Fourteenth
Colich Biagio, waiter, res 459 Seventh
Colich Chas, waiter Nick Petersen, res Franklin
Colier 4ugustus, smelter, res 1066 Ea^t Twenty-second
Colin Paul, tin store, res 1618 Telegraph ave
College Hall, NE cor Harrison and Twelfth
Collen Ann, res S28 Fifteenth
Collenburg John, clerk Eiben & Nor, res 941 Peralta
Colier Edward, first mate steamer San Pedro
Collessa Joseph, employe California Jute Mills
Collet F, carpenter, res cor East Twenty-fourth and Twenty-third
ave
Collier B C, res 1076 East Twenty-fourth
Collier Boston, mechanic, res 1212 Sixteenth ave
Collier Georgie Miss, res 563 Fifth
Collier John H, miner, res 1912 Telegraph ave
Collier John Jr, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 151 Sec-
ond
Collier Maria Mrs, res 151 Second
Colling Simeon I, laborer, res 715 Fourth
Collings James, bridge builder, res 416 Fifth
Collins — , employe Jadson Manufacturing Co, res Randlett House
Collins A A, barber, res 269 Fifth
Collins A F, printer, res 664 Twenty-ninth
Collins Annie Mrs, finisher California Hosiery Co, res 811
Twelfth
Collins Chas, employe Oakland Cable Co, res Areata House
Collins C W, engineer S P Co.. res 861 Chester
COLLINS D EDWARD, secretary Mountam View Cemetery, res
same
Collins E, actor, res 153 East Tenth, East Oakland
Collins Edward, laborer, res cor Forty-third and Grove
Collins Edwin L, teacher, res 935 Campbell
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Collins Ellen, dressmaker, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins Fannie Miss, res 1361 Eleventh
Collins George, porter Hanitin's Billiard Parlors, NW cor Broad-
way and Seventh
Collins George H (Higgins & Collins, S F) res 526 Tenth
Collins Hanorah Mrs, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins Henry, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Collins Henry D, laborer, res 171 Eighth
Collins Henry M, groceries and provisions, 1766 Seventh, res 1823
Short
Collins James, laborer, res 701 Campbell
Collins Jerry, engineer, res 1664 Pacific
Collins J J, laborer S P Co, res 1666 William
Collins John, switchman, res 701 Campbell
Collins John, baker Cape Ann Bakery, res 687 Twenty -sixth
Collins John C, printer, S F, res 664 Twenty-ninth
Collins John J, laborer, res 734 Union
Collins Julia Mrs, res 171 E ghth
Collins Lizzie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Collins Lyman P, sewing machine mgr, S F, res 935 Campbell -
Collins M J, with P M Collins, res 972 Seventh
Collins Margaret, domestic, 915 Grove
Collins Mary Mrs, bookkeeper H M Collins, res 1823 Short
Collins Mary E Miss, res 934 Linden
Collins Mary F, dressmaker, 171 Eighth
Collins May Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Collins Nicholas, res 1564 Chestnut
Collins 0, laster Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res cor Peralta
and S xteenth
Collins Patrick M, real estate, 962 Seventh, res 972 Seventh
Collins Pauline, res 552 Sycamore
Collins William, res 171 Eighth
COLLINS W M> superintendent Mountain View Cemetery, res
same
Collinson James, boiler maker S P Co
Collis J, employe California Jute Mills
Collis Mary Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Collis R, employe California Jute Mills
Collischonn Chas, clerk Belloc & Co, S F, res 817 Jackson
Collischonn Franz, res 817 Jackson
Collischonn Otto, draughtsman, S F, res 817 Jackson
Collison Benjamin, repairer S P Co, res 1616 Taylor
Collissa M, employe California Jute Mills
Collyer C arles W, carpenter, res 935 Campbell
Collyer D M, engineer S P Co, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer George F, letter carrier, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer Jacob, carpenter, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer John, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 151 Second
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Colman John, wood turner, res 826 Castro '^J
Colman Herrman, clerk, res 471 Twelfth 3
Colornbet Louie Mrs, res 940 Myrtle
Colsen Edward Mrs, res 1116 Ninth ave
Col sen William, laborer S P Co
Colton Helen Mrs, res 620 Seventeenth f
Col ton L F, painter, res 714 Castro
Columbus Buggy Co (Pacific Coast Branch) A G Glenn ingr,
406 Twelfth
Columbus Bowing Club of Oakland Boat House, foot of Alice
Colville Frank C, cashier Cumberland Coal Yard, res cor East
Twentieth and Seventh ave
Colville S M Mrs, res cor East Twentieth and Seventh ave
Colvin C L. atty-at-law, 85 4 J Broadway, res 624 East Twenty-
second
Colvin R S, shorthand reporter, 854J Broadway
Comber James, repairer S P Co, res 1614 Eighth
Comerford A Mrs, res 1636 Myrtle
Comerford Mary Mrs, res 16 Hannah
Comestock Elisha, res 1301 Franklin
Commercial Insurance Co of California, B B Laton agt, 468
Ninth
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO, J H Troy agent, 457
Ninth
Commins Joseph, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 779 Sixth
Comozzio Charles, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzio Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzio Louis, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzio Peter, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzio Pressa, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Compana P, tinsmith, res 655 Myrtle
COMPANIE TRANSATLANTIQUE GENERAL, George B Sea-
man agent, 1073 Broadway
Compano B, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Company A, Fifth Regiment, N G C Armory, 1064 Washington
Company C, Third Regiment Infantry N G C, 377 Twelfth
Compiano Andrew, res 1616 Filbert, rear
Complin A Rev, clergyman, res 556 Twentieth
Complita Lou, cook Brooklyn Restaurant, res Union Hotel
Componosi Angelo, porter, res 612 Filbert
Compton Belle Miss, copyist res 1460 Twelfth
Compton E Mrs, res 1460 Twelfth
Compton H N, carriage maker, res Beulah Park
Compton Henry T, asst engineer Harbor Commissioners, res 966
Chester
Compton Kenneth H, brakeman S P Co Local, res 515 East
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Compton Nellie Miss, music teacher, res 1460 Twelfth
Compton Oliver E, yardman S P Co, res 869 Washington
Compton R H, brakeman S P Co, res Union Hotel
Compton William, clerk, S F, res 1460 Twelfth
Comstock A V, mining supt, res 1420 San Pablo ave
Comstock Charles C, inspector bridges S P Co, res 1030 Peralta
Comstock Frank, contractor and builder, res cor Seventh and
Franklin
Comstock George M, carpenter, res 1030 Peralta
Comstock M E Mrs, with Taft & Pennoyer, res 574 Thirteenth
Conard W B, res 327 Eleventh
Conaway Archibald J, employe Woolsey Hospital, res 1014
Seventh ave
Conboie M G Mrs, res 1051 Poplar
Conboy Mary Mrs, res Twenty-second bet Filbert and Myrtle
Concannon Thomas, hostler, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck
Concannon William, section hand S P Co, res 1813 William, reai
Concanon E H Mrs, res 490 Orchard
Concanon William N, carpenter and builder, res 490 Orchard
Concedine Edw, butcher, res 1322 Harrison
Concordia Fire Insurance Co of Milwaukee, H Griffin a<rt, 958
Broadway
Condron John, employe California and Nevada Railroad, res w s
Telegraph ave nr Forty-second
Cone Carrie M Mrs, res 1011 Linden
Cone John, clerk, S F, res 1715 Atlantic
Cone John, blacksmith, res 1715 Atlantic
Cone Mamie Miss, tailoress Greenhood & Moran, res 1715 Atlantic
Cone W H, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res East Berkeley
Congdon Ernest N, stationer, 861 Broadway, res 815 Webster
Congdon Georgietta N, teacher, res 1112 Eleventh ave
Conger Benjamin S, pattern maker, res 1062 Kirkham
Conger Benjamin T, printer. S F, res 1062 Kirkham
Congregation Beth Jacob, SE cor Thirteenth and Clay
Congregational Association of Christian Chinese, 623 Tenth
Congregational Church, J K McLean pastor, N W cor Twelfth
and Clay
Congregational Church, cor Claremont and Humboldt ave, North
Temescal
Conidre J Mme, res 920 Broadway
CONKLIN & BLACK (H L Conklin Jr and A W Black) grocers,
1305 Telegraph ave
Conklin Charles W, telephone inspector, S F, res 1160 Peralta
Conklin Frank G, California Glove Co, S F, res 1326 Fourth ave
Conklin H L Jr (Conklin & Black) res 816 Thirty-fourth
Conklin Laura Mrs, res 807 East Twelfth
Conlan Mary Miss, domestic, res 1324 Tenth ave
Conley D, hostler P Pumyea, res Eighth
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Conley Frank, longshoreman, res 921 Fifth
Conley Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1622 Union
Conlin Elizabeth Mrs, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlin James E, plumber T J Brady, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlin Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, res 809 Twenty second
Conlin Mollie, dressmaker, res 809 Twenty-second
Conlon Henry, machinist, res 814 Henry
Conlon John D, lather, res 654 Linden
Conlon Robert A, iron moulder, S F, res 814 Henry
Conly Maggie, domestic, 933 Peralta
Ccnneally Jeremiah, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res 1752 Tele-
graph ave
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co, Snvder & Gillis agts, 467 Ninth
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, HB Sears Jr agent, 472 Tenth
Connel Josie W, domestic, 1155 Madison
Connell Bridget Mrs, res 809 Sixteenth
Connell James, plumber, 904 Washington, res Twenty-second nr
San Pablo ave
Connell John, employe S P Co, res 1551 Seventh
Connell John, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell Joseph, millman, res 690 Market
Connell Mary Mrs, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell May Miss, milliner, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell Rose Miss, milliner, res 1269 Twelfth
Connell William, teamster, res 213 Sixth
Cormellan Laurence C, laborer, res 1662 Pacific
Cormellan M T, agent, res 1662 Pacific
Connelly Annie Miss, cook, Elm wood
Connelly Frank, laborer, res 953 Fifth
Connelly John, laborer, res 674 Thirty-sixth
Connelly Katie Miss, weaver California Cotton Mills
Connelly Patrick, laborer S P Co. res 1815 Seventh
Connelly Patrick, laborer, res 1763 Seventh
Connelly Patrick, laborer S P Co, res 1813 William
Connelly Peter, laborer, res 1063J Kirkham
Conner Fred P, printer, res 1114 East Seventeenth
Conner James, dairyman, cor Thirteenth ave and East Thirty-
third
Conner J M, carpenter, res 1511 Seventh
Conner Moses S, res 1114 East Seventeenth
Conner William, employe S P Co, res 1662 Sixteenth
Conners — , expressman, NE cor Willow and Seventh, res 1717
Twelfth
Conners & Federspiel (John Conners and Andrew Federspiel)
(successors to C R Lewis & Co) fruit and produce, 467 Eleventh
Conners John (Conners & Federspiel) res La Clede House
Conners John F, reporter Evening Tribune, res 1068 Fourteenth
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Conners John J, horseshoer Robert Gil more, res Capito Hotel
Conners Maggie Miss, teacher Cole School, res 1068 Fourteenth
Conners Mamie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Conners Mary Miss, employe California Jute Mill
Conners M E Miss, teacher High School, res 1068 Fourteenth
Conners Timothy, fireman S P Co, res 1012 Cypress
Conners William, porter F Delger, res 664 Twentieth
Connerton Owen Mrs, groceries and provisions, NW cor Wood
and Lincoln
Connole}^ John, employe Pacific Nail Works, res 1771 William
Connoley Kate Miss, employe Cotton Mill, res 1771 William
Connoley Mary Mrs, res 1771 William
Connoley Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1771 William
Connolly Annie Miss, domestic, 328 East Fourteenth
Connolly Bertie, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Connolly Delia Miss, domestic, res 572 Tenth
Connolly Dennis, stableman P Pumyea, res 216 Eighth
Connolly Frank, seaman, res 921 Fifth
Connolly Maggie, domestic, 914 Fourteenth
Connolly Maria, domestic, 1311 Harrison
Connolly Maria A, domestic, 1057 Market
Connolly Martin, laborer California Cotton Mill, res Brooklyn
Hotel
Connolly N, butcher, San Pablo Avenue Station, res cor Hallet
and Green
Connor Annie Miss, domestic, 1319 Twelfth
Connor Lizzie Miss, res East Twenty-seventh bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third aves
Connor Mary A Mrs, res 571 Tenth
Connor Patrick, laborer, res 223 Ettie
Connor Samuel, farmer, res cor Thirteenth ave and East Thirty-
fourth
Connor Timothy, laborer, res 1012 Cypress
Connor William J, car cleaner S P Co, res 1662 Sixteenth
Connors Alice, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Connors Andrew, laborer, res 1763 Seventh
Connors Cornelius, laborer, res 1062 Twenty-fourth
Connors John, blacksmith, res Capitol Hotel
Connors John, laborer, res Thirty-sixth nr Grove
Connors Mamie Miss, domestic, res 1082 East Twenty-fourth
Conolly Maria, res 1311 Harrison
Conrad A, clerk, res cor Fifth and Clay
Conrad Alexander, with John Ward, res 757 Webster
Conrad Aloise Mrs, res 757 Webster
Conrad Oscar, gardener, res cor East Fourteenth and Fruit Vale
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Conracli & Moss (Philip Conradi and L Moss) and cigar dealars,
467 Seventh
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Conradi Philip (Conradi & Moss) and cigar mfr, S F, res 224 Fourth
Conrant Benjamin, with T W Spring, San Jose, res 855 Clay
0<>nrey J F, laborer, res 451 B
Conroy E C, brakeman S P Co, res 655 Seventh
Conroy Eugene C, conductor S P Co, res 770 Seventh
Conroy John, roller Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1007 Third
Conroy Julia Miss, domestic, 1364 Broadway
Conroy Maggie, domestic, 224 Twelfth
Conroy Thomas, res 1051 Wood
Conry Henry, laborer, res 1312 West
Conry Martin, laborer, res 1312 West
Considine Catherine, domestic, 1322 Harrison
Considine Patrick, grocer, 218 Sixth
Continental Insurance Co of New York, H Griffin agt, 958
Broadway
Contra Costa Laundry Association, Geo H Hallett, P Bartlett
and P E Dal ton proprs, office 867 Broadway, laundry SW
cor Fourteenth and Kirkham
CONTRA COSTA PICKLE WORKS, John Krattiger proprietor,
SE cor First and Webster
CONTRA COSTA WATER CO, Henry Pierce president, A Chabot
vice-president, Wm H Mead secretary, office 458 Eighth
Contreras Clara Miss, domestic, res 1160 Union
Contreras Fred, driver E A BroAvn, res Fortieth nr Grove
Contreras Pietro, laborer Oregon Improvement Co, res Temescal
CONVENT OF MERCY, Sister Mary Carmel superioress, boarding
and day school, cor Fifteenth and Fifteenth ave
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, 1534 Webster
Converce E C Mrs, res 617 Twelfth
Converse S Mrs, res 126 Ninth
Conwar A, nurse Oakland Hospital
Conway A Mrs, res 512 Ninth
Conway Chris, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Commer-
cial Union
CONWAY JOHN P, proprietor Oakland Livery Stable, 368 Eighth,
res 663 Sixth
Conway Thomas, gardener, res Birch nr Broadway
Coody Richard E, letter carrier, res 566 Twenty-fourth
Cooey — , clerk Watson & Co, res Wilcox Block
Coogan T C, atty-at-law, S F, res 1217 Filbert
Cook Alexander J, cattle dealer, res 1354 Eleventh ave
Cook Alexander J Jr, traveling agt, res 1354 Eleventh ave
Cook Alice, domestic, 1387 Alice
Cook Alice Miss, res s s Forty-third nr Telegraph ave
Cook Alice Miss, Salvation Army, res 963 Franklin
Cook Alice Miss, res 416 East Twenty-third
Cook Amanda, folder Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Cook Andrew R, cattle dealer, res 1354 Eleventh ave
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Cook A M Miss, music teacher, res 1215 Jefferson
Cook Capt Mrs, res 821 Washington
Cook C J, teamster J Lusk Canning Co
Cook Carroll, atty-at-law, S F, res 122 Lake
Cook Charles, teamster Encinal Flour Mills, 751 Washington
Cook Charles W, stock broker, bds 504 Fifteenth
Cook Charles W, clerk Southern California Insurance Co, S F,
res 1325 Linden
Cook Cosumnus, artist, res s s Forty-third nr Telegraph ave
Cook Edith M, elocution teacher, res 1215 Jefferson
Cook Edward P, asst storekeeper S P Co, res 1325 Linden
Cook Ernest A, confectionery, 1463 Seventh
Cook Frank, clerk Harrison & Boyce, res 1718 Chase
Cook Frank J, merchant, res 493 Twenty-third
Cook F M, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Cook G W, employe nail works, res 854 Brush
Cook George W, chemist, res 1325 Linden
Cook George W Jr, clerk, res 1325 Linden
Cook Grace M Miss, student, res 464 East Twelfth
Cook George W Jr, clerk, res 1325 Linden
Cook Harriet M Mrs, dressmaker, 1215 Jefferson
Cook Henry A, salesman, res 1354 Eleventh ave
Cook Joseph P, student, res 1227 Linden
Cook Leonard, farmer, res s s Forty-third nr Telegraph ave
Cook Louisa M Mrs, res 1215 Chestnut
Cook N B, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res cor Central ave
and High, Alameda
Cook Nellie Miss, teacher Lafavette School, res 1325 Linden
COOK 0 C> Tenth Street News Agency, NW cor Tenth and
Broadway, res 565 Tenth
Cook Oliver, engineer, res 218 Seventh
Cook Peter, proof-reader Enquirer Office, res 1222 Fourteenth
Cook Silvin L, clerk, S F. res 762 Ninth
Cook S M, res 528 Ninth
Cook Sly van L, salesman, res 762 Ninth
Cook. Thomas A, clerk, res 560 Twenty-fifth
Cook Thomas K, collector Kohler & Chase, res 1222 Fourteenth
Cook William F, salesman J W Ballard, res 1718 Chase
Cooke Alice, domestic, res 808 Harrison
Cooke Clara Miss, cor Tenth ave north of Twenty-fourth, E Oakl'nd
Cooke D D, with Hornberger & Co, res 1226 San Pablo ave
Cooke Frank W, compositor, S F, res 1309 Eighth
Cooke H E Mrs, res 1227 Linden
Cooke John L (Cooke & Waterman) res SW cor East Twenty-
sixth and Tenth ave
COOKE & WATERMAN (John L Cooke and E K Waterman)
agents Anglo-Nevada Assurance Corporation of S F, and real
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Cooke W H Rev, pastor Golden Gate Congregational Church, res
925 Thirty-sixth
Cooks Louis, paper dealer, & F, res 1524 Eighth
Cool George Dr, res 2232 Telegraph ave
COOL RUSSELL H, dentist, Dietz Opera House, NE cor Twelfth
and Webster, res Galindo Hotel
Coolbaudi E Mrs, res 1009 Tenth ave
C00LBRITH INA D MISS, librarian Oakland Free Library, res
1267 Webster
Cooledge Estella, res 695 Thirty-fourth
Cooley Agnes Mrs, res 870 Castro
Cooley Alice Kingsbury Mrs, authoress, res 1214 Thirtieth
Cooley Frank L, res 1214 Thirtieth
Cooley Herman, civil engineer S P Co, res 1665 Seward
Cooley John T, hostler D Gannon, res Watts nr Park
Cooley Francis M Col, solicitor, res 1214 Thirtieth
Coolidge Charles A, telegraph operator, res 695 Thirty-fourth
Coolidge Effie M Miss, res 594 Thirty-fourth
Coolidge Fannie Miss, stenographer and type writer, res 695
Thirty-fourth
Coolidge George W, coffee and spice mill, S F, res Girard House
Coolidge James C, deputy sheriff and asst jailer, res 695 Thirty-
fourth
Coon H P Mrs, res 1159 Alice
COON MATHEW F> wood engraver, 409 Sansome, S F, res
Twelfth bet Powell and Folsom, San Pablo Avenue Station
Cooper E G, teacher Oakland Business College, 1015 Clay
Cooper E M, gen supt Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, res 933
Adeline
Cooper Emma, domestic, 1252 Franklin
Cooper E Russell, law student Moore & Reed and sec Oakland
Canoe Club, res 829 Grove
COOPER E T> architect, surveyor, draughtsman, and blue print-
ing, 829 Grove, res same
Cooper F, cop winding foreman California Jute Mill Co, res 1019
Fifth ave
Cooper Francis, teamster Taylor & Co, res SW cor Third and
Jefferson
Cooper Frank, employe California Jute Mill Co, res 1019 Fifth ave
COOPER FRANK J, saloon, 601 Third, res same
Cooper H O, clerk S P Co, res 857 Myrtle
Cooper I Mrs, res 1662 Atlantic
Cooper James, charger Judson Nail Works, res 1210 Peralta
Cooper Mary J Mrs, dressmaker, res 1210 Peralta
Cooper May L Miss, teacher elocution Field Seminary
Cooper T H Mrs, res end Fruit Vale ave
Cooper William, boiler maker S P Co, res 1816 Seward
Cooper William, gardener, res 161 Third
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
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Cooper William, boiler maker S P Co, res 1659 William
Cope Amanda Miss, res 1003 Fifth
Cope George W (C H Maddox & Co) res 1318 Market
Cope W W, atty-at-law, res 1318 Market
Copeland A, bridge carpenter S P Co, res 618 East Seventeenth
Copeland Frank, waiter, res 168 Fifth
Copeland Ira, groceries, 1669 San Pablo ave, res 688 Twenty-
Fourth
Copeland Isaac, assayer and mining expert, res 688 Twenty-
fourth
Copeland Isaac, conveyancer, res 688 Twenty-fourth
Copeland Rebecca Miss, res 711 Fourth
COPLIN ALANSON- corsets, ladies' underwear and children's
goods, 1171 Broadway, and editor and proprietor Holiness
Evangelist, and pastor Church of Christ, res 556 Twentieth
Copp Charles W, lather, res 1265 Cypress
Copp H Mrs, res 1550 Broadway
Coppe Antoinette Mrs, res 866 Isabella
Corbert Annie L Mrs, res 969 Kirkham
Corbett Emma Miss, res 163 Seventh
Corbett James, eclectric light engineer S P Co, res 163 Seventh
Corbett James, brakeman S P Co, res 517 Ninth
Corbett James Jr, res 163 Seventh
Corbett John, jeweler Geo C Scherve & Co, S F, res 820 Twelfth
Corbett Joseph, fireman S P Co, res 163 Seventh
Corbett Lizzie Miss, res 163 Seventh
Corbett Mary, domestic, 710 Fourteenth
Corbett Roger, mining, res 163 Seventh
Corbett Sarah Mrs, res 815 Filbert, rear
Cor bin Caroline C Mrs, res 1061 Seventh ave
Corby Jane Miss, domestic, 969 Grove
Corcoran Catherine Miss, res 1378 Ninth
Corcoran Elizabeth Mrs, res 1467 Fifth
Corcoran James, res 1378 Ninth
Corcoran William, contractor, res 957 Eighth
Cordan Antonio C, barber, res 368 East Sixteenth
Cordan Emanuel C, res 368 East Sixteenth
Cordan F C (Cordan & Snow) res 368 East Sixteenth
Cordan & Snow (F C Cordan and J C Snow") barbers, 606 East
Twelfth
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, 455 Seventh, res 658 Myrtle
Cordano John, laborer, res 612 Filbert, rear
Cordano Michael, bootblack, res 655 Myrtle
Corder John, engineer, res 759 Grove
Corder Thomas W, tanner and wool puller, res 972 Center
Cordero Domi, gardener M M Ayala
Cordes Anna A Miss, teacher Harrison School, res Alameda
Cordes H C, commercial traveler, res 1077 Twelfth
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Cordes J J E, solicitor Home Mutual Insurance Co, res Alameda
Cordes M L Miss, asst agt S P Co, Brooklyn Station, res 468
East Eleventh
Cordes Til lie Miss, telegraph operator, Brooklyn Station, res 468
East Eleventh
Cordiell Thomas, capitalist, res 1389 Alice
Cordon M J Miss, res 368 East Sixteenth
Cordozo A F, farmer, res 580 Thirty-fifth
Cordozo Joseph, laborer Oakland Wharf, res 1706 William
Cordray Nephi, farmer, res n s Thirty-ninth nr Grove
Corkery Annie Miss, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Corkery Dennis, clerk Jo^ce & Co, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Corkery Julia Miss, domestic, 981 Fifth ave
Corless Mary Miss, domestic, 1453 Telegraph ave
Corley Thomas, gardenei>res County Road nr Carroll
Corliss Elium M, car repairer S P Co, res 887 Pine
Corliss John O, minister (Seventh-day Adventist) res 826 Six-
teenth
Cornberger Charles, painter S P Co, res Second ave nr Birch
Corneal Thomas B, employe J Liuk Canning Co, res 720 Fourteenth
Cornell Annie Mrs, res 964 New Broadway
Cornell Charles E, bookkeeper Fulton Iron Works, res 1365 Thir-
teenth ave
Cornell Charles M, contractor, res 561 East Eighteenth
Cornell Irving E, fruits and vegetables, 1502 Eighth
Cornelian L C, cleaner S H Co, res 1662 Pacific
Cornfield Jacob, peddler dry goods, res 517 Third
Cornfield Solomon, machinist, res 517 Third
Cornish William C, gardener, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Cornor Charles B, bootmaker C W Cornor, res 917 Webster
Cornor Charles W, boot and shoemaker, 367 Twelfth and 1104
Market, res 917 Webster
Cornor F, brakeman S P Co, res 810 Jackson
Cornwall Alice H Miss, res 1369 Twenty-fourth ave
Cornwall Henry F, shoe cutter G Pringle, S F, res 1369 Twenty-
fourth ave
Cornwall Joseph H, S F, res 1156 Alice
Cornwell A Mrs, res 756 Seventh
Corn well Ambrose, dentist, 1069 Broadway, res Vernon Heights
Cornwell John, roller Berkeley Rolling Mill, res 1934 Poplar
Cornwell M H, employe S P Co, res 625 Fourteenth
Corothers Mary Mrs, res 558 Sixth
Corpstein Katie Miss, res 1075 East Twenty-third
Corr Henry, janitor Athenian Club, res 1055 Broadway
Corran W H L, publisher, S F, res Tubbs Hotel
Corrigan — , employe planing mill, res Adeline nr County Road
Corrigan Daniel, hostler Broadway and Piedmont Railroad, res
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Corrigan John S, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res cor Sher-
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Corrigan Peter, boiler maker, res 824 Linden
Corsigla J (J Corsigla & Co) res 408 Seventh
Corsigla J & Co (J Corsigla and D Grasso) fruits and produce,
408 Seventh
Cortage Edward L, watchman U S Mint, S F, res 1667 William
Cortage Harry, clerk A Kraft, res 1667 William
Cortage Smiley L, porter, S F, res 1667 William
Corte Louis, porter, res 527 Second
Corvalho M R, foundryman, res 248 Harlan
Cor win Cecil, clerk W B Hardy, res 947 Campbell
Corwin Emeline A Mrs, dressmaker, res 947 Campbell
Corwin Everett, engineer S P Co, res 1784 Division
Corwin Francis, type writer, res 947 Campbell
Cory Charles F, paper hanger, res Ettie nr Park ave
Coryell A Mrs, res 823 Twenty-ninth
Coryell L Miss, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 665 Twen-
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COSMOPOLITAN EXCHANGE, T D Sullivan proprietor, cor
Telegraph ave and Fiftieth
Cosmopolitan Mutual Building and Loan Association, W K Van-
derslice pres, P F Morehouse sec, office 626 East Twelfth
Coss Thomas, carpenter, res Winters Hotel
Cosser J, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1026 Fifth
Cosser William J, nailer, res 9,69 Fifth
Cosseron Armand, carpenter, S F, res n s McKee nr Adeline
Cossmann Edward, laborer East Oakland Brewery, res 401 East
Twelfth
Costa Frank P, waiter J C Rodrigues
Costa John, employe California Jute Mills
Costa John, employe Judson Iron and Nail Works, res 152 Linden
Costa John, laborer, res 1040 East Twentieth
Costa John Jr, employe California Jute Mills
Costa Joseph, employe California Jute Mills
Costa Joseph, laborer pottery, res 1073 Fourteenth ave
Costa Joseph, laborer, res 753 East Twelfth
Costa Joseph N, tanner Oak Grove Tannery, res 824 East Four-
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Costa Tony, helper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1012 Third
Costello K Mrs, dressmaker, 2224 Peralta
Costello Martin F, steward Brooklyn Hotel, S F, res 2234 Peralta
; Costigan Augustus B, clerk, 1305 Franklin
Costigan James M (Costigan, Cohen & Co, S F) res 1305 Franklin
Costigan John H, conductor S P Co, res 460 East Eleventh
Cosetillo Kate Miss, domestic, 1885 Telegraph ave
Cottage Restaurant, L G Garon propr, 553 Broadway
Cotter Julia Mrs, res 967 Cypress
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Cotter Patrick, porter Oakland Cable Co
Cotter Thomas, wool dealer, S F, res 14^7 Castro
Cottier Emily Mrs, dressmaker, res 561 East Eleventh
Cottier Hatrie H Miss, res 410 Durant
Cottier Mamie Miss, dressmaker, res 561 East Eleventh
Cottier W T, clerk, S F, res 410 Durant
Cottle Timothy C, policeman, res 1457 Twelfth ave
Cotton Frank E, carpenter, res 590 Thirty-fifth
Cotton Leandro F, painting contractor, res 714 Castro
Cottrell Harry D, clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, S F, res
1221 Myrtle
Cottrell Henry, with J N Knowles, S F, res 1221 Myrtle
Coughlan John, blacksmith's helper, res 1519 Seventh
Coughlin Charles, waiter Tubbs Hotel
Coughlin J, foreman, res Clarendon House
Coughlin Jeremiah, hostler Charles Robinson, res 835 Brush
Coughlin John, fireman S P Co, res 1519 Seventh
Coughlin John J, bookkeeper M De La Montanya, res 855
Washington
Coughlin Robert, filemaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union Hotel
Coughnan Kate Mrs, res 123 Hannah
Coulter Louise Miss, res 471 East Twelfth
Coulter W A, artist, res 1358 Eighth
Council No 1889, E F Kohler commander, C T Jenkins sec,
meets at Kohler's Hall, 1506 Seventh, first and third Wed-
nesdays each month
County Assessor, Thomas Molloy, office Court House
County Board of Education, O S Ingham pres, office Court
House
County Clerk and Auditor, Charles T Boardman, office Hall of
Records
County Jail, e s Washington bet Fourth and Fifth
County Receiving Hospital, Dr H T Legler in charge, basement
Hall of Records
County Recorder, Firman D Hind, office Hall of Records
County Superintendent of Schools, P M Fisher, office Court House
County Surveyor, George L Nusbaumer, office Court House
County Treasurer, S Huff, office Court House, res San Leandro
Couper George, fireman S P Co, res 1662 Atlantic
Couper James, shipwright, res 1662 Atlantic
Couralet Jeanne Miss, res 1370 Broadway
Couralet Julian, gardener, 2409 Telegraph ave
Courlet Jean, gardener, res 855 Alice
Courrier Ethel, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 1465 Curtis
Coursen Edgar A, collector, res 872 Willow
Coursen Ida L Miss, operator Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co,
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Court Commissioner, Frederick E Whitney, 95 7 Broadway
Court Joseph, bootmaker, res 1237 Peralta
Court Pacific Ancient Order Foresters No 7115, meets at Ger-
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Court Shell Mound Ancient Order Foresters, meets Klinkner Hall,
San Pablo Station
Couse Robert, carpenter, res 710 Twenty-fifth
Covalt A B, agt Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co, res 1119 Jeffer-
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Covalt C C, painter Columbus Carriage Co, res 562 East Tenth
Covell Calvin M, student, res 1372 Tenth
Covell Charles, tinner O C Kirk, res Oakland House
Covell C H, real estate, res 1372 Tenth
Coveney John William, carpenter, res 816 Harrison
Coveno Andrew, laborer S P Co, res cor Santa Clara ave and
Stanton
Covert Fred, nurse Oakland Hospital
Covert S H, real estate, res 1014 Broadway
Cowan R, mechanic, res 753 Seventh
Cowan David D, ship carpenter, res 1813 William
Cowan David E, res 1813 William
Cowan Ewing, house painter, res 720 Henry
Cowan Laura Mrs, res 1063 Eleventh ave
Cowan William H, carpenter Crist, Gallagher & Co, res Union
Hotel
Coward Herbert, clerk F H Crane, res 1975 Broadway
Coward Percy, bookkeeper, S F, res 320 Fourteenth
Cowell John, carpenter, res 367 East Eighteenth
Cowell Lizzie Miss, res 1656 Thirteenth ave
Cowell Richard, carpenter, res 412 East Sixteenth
Cowell Richard Mrs, dressmaker, res 412 East Sixteenth
Cowell Thomas, carriage trimmer, res 656 Twenty-third
Cowell Thomas, carriage trimmer F H Carpenter, res 1656
Thirteenth ave
Cowell William, student, res 1656 Thirteenth ave
Cowell Thomas, gardener, cor Thirteenth ave and Twentieth
Cowen Belle Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 522 Seventeenth
Cowen L, domestic, W A Holcomb, 522 Seventeenth
Cowen William H, res Union Hotel
Cowhan Jay, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 725 Henry
Cowhan John, painter, res 725 Henry
Cowley William A, salesman, S F, res 1004 Pine
Cox Alexander M, clerk post-office S F, res 1554 Eighth
Cox Carrie R Miss, music teacher, res 362 Eleventh
Cox Edward John, saddler's ironmonger, res 924 Kirkham
Cox Fannie Mrs, res 1785 William
Cox George, turner, res 202 B
Cox George Jr, turner, res 202 B
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Cox George F (Cox & Wallenstein, S F) res 1362 Eleventh
Cox H G, horse trainer, res Randlett House
Cox J T Mrs, physician, 954 Broadway
Cox J W, pres Oakland Box and Barrel Co, res cor Tenth and
Market
Cox Mary J Mrs, groceries, 202 B
Cox Patrick A (McMillan & Cox) res 837 Market
Cox Preston T, hay and grain, 1957 San Pablo ave, res 1746
Market
Cox Thomas J, conductor S P Co, res 865 East Fifteenth
Cox Webster, laborer, res 1746 Market
Coxhead Thomas C, physician, 1068 Broadway, res 674 Sixteenth
Coyle John Rev, pastor First M E Church, res 1401 Castro
Coyle Lizzie Miss, asst cook, 1561 San Pablo ave
Coyna John, laborer S P Co, res 1437 Seventh
Coyne Dennis, apprenticed cigar mfr, 825 Chester
Coyne John, apprenticed machinist Pacific Iron and Nail Works,
res 825 Chester
Coyne John, millwright Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 825
Chester
Coyne John, with P Gibbons, res 1473 Seventh
Coyne John, tinsmith, S F, res 571 Tenth
Coyne Mary Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Coyne Michael, car repairer S P Co. res 825 Chester
Cozzens J A Mrs, teacher, res 172 Second
Crabillo Pedro, employe California Jute Mills
Crabtree C L, asst general baggage agt S P Co, res 560 East
Sixteenth
Crabtree Eunice Mrs, res 1653 Grove
Crabtree Thomas, blacksmith, cor Twenty-second and San Pablo
ave, res Areata House
(Jraddock Charles F, atty-at-law, S F, res 262 Eighth
Craddock George W, printer F A Leach, res 262 Eighth
Craddock Ida C, stenographer and teacher, res 830 Twenty- second
Craddock Jesse H, atty-at-law, res 1413 Grove
Craffe Henry, res 1052 East Twenty-first
Craffe Josie Miss, res 1052 East Twenty-first
Craft E B Mrs, res East Thirtieth nr Twenty-first ave
Craft H M, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res East Thirtieth
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first aves
Craft John, baker California Bakery, res 1557 Broadway
Craft Nellie E Miss, res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft Mabel Miss, res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft N E (Craft & Russell) grocers, res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft Richard C, with Craft & Russell, res 1009 Tenth ave
Craft k, Russell (N E Craft and G A Russell) grocers, 552 and
554 East Twelfth
Crafts F N, fireman steamer Oakland, res 317| Seventh
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Crafts Lilly Mrs, res 317J Seventh
Cragwell Mary Miss, cook, res 1359 Twelfth
Craib Elizabeth Mrs, milliner L H Briggs, res Girard House
Craig Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Craig Albert, photographer, S F, res 177 Eighth
Craig Frank, expressman, res 1080 East Seventeenth
Craig Fred, laborer, res 717 Lewis
Craig Homer A, insurance agt, S F, res 2223 Grove
Craig Hugh, mgr New Zealand Insurance Co, S F, res Vernal ave,
Piedmont
Craig John A, gardener, 1954 Webster
Craig Victor, photographer, S F, res 177 Eighth
Craig W Fred, machinist, res 717 Lewis
Craig William B, expressman, res 1080 East Seventeenth
Craig William B Jr, expressman, res 1080 East Seventeenth
Crai^ William C, carpenter, res 715 Nineteenth
CRAIG WILLIAM H> dentist, 1055 Broadway, rms 1-4
Craig W W, brakeman S P Co, res Union Hotel, East Oakland
Craker J T, sash, door and blind factory, S F, res 1709 Twelfth
Cram E G (Beardsley & Cram) re3 SE cor Twelfth and Jefferson
Cramer A E H, cashier Union Savings Bank, res 1509 Broadway
Cramer John D, painter, res 760 Third
Crandall F A C Miss, res ^ 678 Lincoln
Crandall H B, carpenter S P Co, res 1678 Lincoln
Crandall L A Miss, res 1678 Lincoln
Crandell Benjamin, express, res 675 East Twenty-fourth
Crandell Chester S, clerk Charles Baab, res 1008 Ninth ave
Crandell M Mrs, res 1662 Fourteenth
Crandell Thomas B, carpenter, res 1008 Ninth ave
Crandly William, employe Bed Rubber Stamp Co, S F, res 865
Henry
Crane Addison M, atty-at-law, res 584 Thirty-fifth
Crane C C. ticket agt D & R G R R, S F, res Arlington House
Crane C M Mrs, res w s McCall bet Benton and Mariposa
Crane Charles W, real estate, res 616 Eighteenth
Crane Fred H, hardware broker, 1004 Broadway, res 1975
Broadway
Crane George H, student, res 1630 Eighth
Crane Gertrude A Miss, res 584 Thirty-fifth
Crane Gertrude A Mrs, res 584 Thirty-fifth
Crane H F, atty-at-law, NW cor Tenth and Broadway, res San
Leandro
Crane Henry R, carpenter, res 420 Sixth
Crane James E, auditor S P Co, S F, res 511 Seventeenth
Crane Julia Miss, res 1412 Castro
Crane Lydia J Mrs, lodging house, res cor Sixth and Broadway
Crane Thomas, electrotyper Pacific Press, res 719 Eleventh
Crane W W Mrs, res 971 Market
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Cranwell Jas Rev, asst pastor St Mary's Church, res 616 Seventh
Cranwell Thomas Rev, asst pastor Church of the Immaculate
Conception, res 616 Seventh
Cranz Ewald, salesman, res 1615 Eighth
Cranz Ferdinand, agt Sutro & Co, res 1615 Eighth
Cranz Theod, tea merchant, res 1615 Eighth
Cranz Tony Miss, res 1615 Eighth
Crase James, engineer S P Co, res 1421 Twelfth
Crause J C, brakeman S P Co, res 2130 Chestnut
Crause H A, brakeman S P Co, res 864 Chester
Craven Andrew F, school teacher, res 481 Prospect
Craven Louis S, Policy Fireman Fund, S F, res 1315 Myrtle
Crawford Arthur W, carpenter, res 404 Fifth
Crawford Charles C, with Hamilton & Brown, res 466 Thir-
teenth
Crawford E C Mrs, res 1366 Harrison
Crawford J K, carpenter Nelson & Madsen, res Webers Hotel
Crawford John M, collector Beal Street Wharf, res 1159 Center
Crawford John W, carpenter, res SE cor Todd and Baker
Crawford Lucy E Miss, teacher Durant School, res 2321 Tele-
graph ave
Crawford Thomas, clerk G F Smith, S F, res 1521 Ninth
CRAWFORD T 0> superintendent Home for Adult Blind, cor
Telegraph ave and Thirty-sixth, res same, post-office box 393
Crawford William, clerk Phelan & Fish, res cor Broadway and
Twelfth
Crawley W S, res Willson House
Creamer James, shoemaker, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Creamer Jessie, student, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Crebbin John (Crebbin & Walker) res 371 Tenth
Crebbin & Walker (John Crebbin and George Walker) proprs Pa-
cific Oyster House, 469 Eleventh
Creed William H, atty-at-law,S F, res 541 Twenty-first
Cregwell May Miss, domestic, res 1359 Twelfth
Crellen Thomas, pres California Hosiery Co, 1364 Broadway
Crellin John, capitalist, res 1061 Oak
Crellin T A, res 1061 Oak
Cremer John, painter, res 760 Third
Crestett Peter, employe Mountain View Cemetery
Crestetto J, quarryman, res Temescal
Crestetto James, blacksmith, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-ninth
Criffe Henry, res 1052 East Twenty-first
Crimmins Mar}^ domestic, cor East Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
second ave
Crinnion Peter, carpenter and builder, 759 Seventh
Cripps Harry T, clerk S P Co, res 1060 Campbell
Crisinger Philip B, engineer, res 1202 Seventh ave
Crist Elizabeth Mrs, res 1730 Linden
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Crist, Gallagher & Co (Geo F Crist and Daniel Gallagher) proprs
East Oakland Planing Mills, cor East Twelfth and Fourteenth
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Crist George F (Crist, Gallagher & Co, and G F Crist & Sons) res
East Fourteenth bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth aves
Crist G F & Sons (G F, J A and R F) proprs Brooklyn Tan-
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Crist J F, tannery, res 1053 East Fourteenth
Crist Julius A (Crist G F & Sons) res 1053 East Fourteenth
Crist Rudolph F (Crist GF & Sons) res 1053 East Fourteenth
Cristensoh H Miss, domestic, 672 Fourteenth
Oristovich Martin, waiter, res 457 Seventh
Criswell Edwin A, carpenter, res East Oakland Hotel
Crittenden H K, janitor Garfield School, res cor East Fifteenth
and Twenty -second ave
Crittenden James L, atty-at-law, res 1533 San Pablo ave
Croak James, broom maker, res Home for Adult Blind
Crocett Francesca, laundry, res 1515 San Pablo ave
Croci John, laborer, res cor Fourteenth and Twenty-Second ave
Crocker Charles S, conductor S P Co, res 723 Henry
Crocker Frank E, salesman Ham Coleman, res 359 Eleventh
Crockett Emma Miss, res 2175 East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Crockett J B Mrs, res 2175 East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Crofoot William M, machinist, res 669 Fifth
Croofhan Francis, engineer, res 1551 Seventh
Croke James, carpenter, res 1701 Adeline
Crom C C, upholsterer S P Co, res 1211 Taylor
Crompton Elizabeth Mrs, res n s Forty-third nr Adeline
Orompton Sarah Mrs, groceries, res 952 Twenty-fourth
Cron & Son (William and Willam Jr) butchers, NE cor Thir-
teenth and Washington
Cron Theresa Miss, res 572 Sixteenth
Cron William (Cron & Son) res 955 East Twelfth
Cron William Jr (Cron & Son) res 955 East Twelfth
Cronan Mrs, res 553 Seventh,
Cronan Anna Miss (Cronan & Summers) res 561 East Fifteenth
Cronan Daniel, laborer S P Co, res 622 Henry
Cronan Ellen Mrs, res 561 East Fifteenth
Cronan John, res cor County Road and Mitchell
Cronan John, laborer S P Co, res 622| Henry
Cronan Mary A Mrs, res cor County Road and Mitchell
Cronan Mary A Miss, domestic, res 622 Henry
Cronan & Summers (Anna Cronan and B Summers) dressmak-
ing, 1416 San Pablo ave
Cronin Catherine, res 471 Bay Place
Cronin Cornelius, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Cronin Daniel, laborer Oakland Gas Light and Heat Company,
res 670 East Sixteenth
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Cronin Ella Miss, domestic, res 762 Ninth
Cronin James F, tailor, res 553 Seventh
Cronin John, switchman S P Co, res 1717 William
Cronin John F, clerk San Francisco Laundry, res 553 Seventh
Cronin Martin, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 734
Henry
Cronin Stephen D, laborer, res 1814 Grove
Cronin William F, cigar maker Belclon & Bros, res 1814 Grove
Cronkrite J W, bootmaker, 1711 San Pablo ave
Cronly M Mrs, res 829 Oak
Croon John F, foreman press room Tribune Publishing Companv,
resS F
Cropley Simon, expressman, res 1936 Linden
Crosbie William, laborer, res 826 Thirty -fifth
Crosby John B, barber, res 1009 Seventh
Crosley J S, clerk, res 528 Knox
Cross Betsey Mrs, res 1724 Eighth
Cross Florence E Miss, dressmaker, 1002 Twenty-eighth
Cross James H Mrs, res 903 Market
Cross Stanlev, res 903 Market
Cross Thomas S, clerk McMillan & Cox, res 837 Market
Crossman John, carpenter S P Co, res 1621 Taylor
Crosso Constinno, cart and carriage mfr. res Peralta House
Crosson E C Miss, dressmaker, 1260 West
Crosson James, clerk S P Co, res 1260 West
Crosson Mary A Miss, dressmaker, res 1260 West
Crouch Effie Miss, res 1061 Seventh ave
Crouch Elisha, farmer, res 1061 Seventh ave
Crouch Thomas, foreman finish room California Jute Mills
Crow Clinton P, commission merchant, S F, res 814 Thirteenth
Crow I P, farmer, res 1320 Chestnut
Crow Mattie, res 814 Thirteenth
Crow William, laborer, res 1832 Seventh
Crowell Eugene E, res 1465 Ninth
Crowley Charles C, insurance agt, res 308 East Sixteenth
Crowley Charles J, ship calker, res 408 Ninth
Crowley Cornelius, teamster, res 750 Willow
Crowley Daniel, laborer, res 214 Hollis
Crowley Daniel, gardener, res 966 Peralta
Crowley Daniel J, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry Associa-
. tion, res 1517 Fifth
CROWLEY DANIEL (Burtchaell & Crowley), res 670 Sycamore
Crowley DD, physician and surgeon, 1103 J Broadway, and health
officer and city physician, Fifteenth, rear of City Hall, office
hours 8 to 9:30 A M, res Arlington House
Crowley H, clerk J A Joyce, res Willson House
Crowley J, merchant, res Willson House
Crowley James W, laborer S P Co, res 1664 Pacific
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Crowley J C, clerk Joyce & Macdonald, res 226 Ninth
Crowley John, laborer, res 1517 Fifth
Crowley John, helper S P Co, res 1659 Fifteenth
Crowley ^Tohn Jr, seaman, res 1517 Fifth
Crowle}7 John W, res Willson House
Crowley Kate Miss, shirtmaker M J Keller, res 1920 Linden
Crowley M Mrs, domestic, 1253 Eleventh ave
Crowley Mary, domestic, res 1410 Franklin
Crowley Mary E Miss, domestic, 912 Sixth ave
Crowley Mary J Mrs, res 670 Sycamore
Crowley Michael, laborer, res 1920 Linden
Crowley Thomas, laborer, res 527 Thirty-sixth
Crowley Thomas, fruit dealer, res 718 Filbert
Crowley Thomas, notions and novelties, 1252 San Pablo ave, res
945 Union
Crowley Timothy, cleaner S P Co, res 214 Hollis
Crowley Timothy J, butcher, 601 Sixteenth
Crozier Wilbur CJifton, employe Rockridge Park
Cruft John, music teacher, res 809 Castro
Cruft John Jr, musician, res 809 Castro
Cruikshank James R, clerk Theodore Gier & Bros, res 732 Filbert
Cruikshank John A, clerk G A I Tea Co, res 732 Filbert
Cruikshank John K, farmer, res 732 Filbert
Crum Casper C, upholsterer S P Co, res 1711 Taylor
Cruse George C, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 513 Madi-
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Cruse William, construction foreman S P Co, res 1674 Eighth
Cruson B F, res 5 1 5 Ninth
Cruz Frank (Smith & Cruz) res 254 Harlan
Cruz Henry, master mariner, res 113 Hollis
Cruz Henry J, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 113 Hollis
Cruz Joseph, plumber Burtchaell & Crowley, res 720 Seventh
Cruz Manuel, laborer, res 254 Harlan
Cruz Mary Miss, nurse, res 1806 Grove
Cruz Mary F Miss, dressmaker, res 113 Hollis
Cruz Peter, packer Oakland Pickle Factory, res 1806 Grove
Cruze Anton, laborer S P Co, res Alameda
Cruze Joseph, employe Burtchaell & Crowley, res La Clede House
Crystal Palace Saloon, Frank Stewart proprietor, 463 Ninth
Cudden Annie Miss, domestic, 266 East Twelfth
Cuddy Geo F, yeast powder manufacturer, S F, res 1064 Willow
Cuddy John, compositor, res 1064 Willow
Cue William, res 614 Adeline
Cuian Charles, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works
Culhane Julia A Mrs, groceries, res 751 Willow
Culhane Robert, clerk Julia Culhane, res 751 Willow
Cull an Rose, domestic, res 1374 Franklin
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Cullen Alice J Miss, teacher Buford Kindergarten, S F, res 1219
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Cullen E, shoemaker George Samuels, res Fortieth nr Telegraph
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Cullen Edward, shoemaker, res 1314 Thirty-sixth
Cullen Edward S, boot and shoemaker, res SE cor Spring and
Adeline
Cullen Elizabeth R Mrs, res 1219 Eleventh ave
Cullen Grace Miss, domestic, 2429 Telegraph ave
Cullen John, fireman S P Co, res 919 Alice
Cullen John, helper S P Co, res 410 Tenth
Cullen Katie Miss, domestic, 1376 Franklin
Cullen M, farmer, res 701 East Twelfth
Cullen Maggie Mrs, res 626 Third
Cullen Patrick, gardener, Rockridge Park
Cullen Thomas, machinist S P Co, res 962 Center
Cullen Win O, clerk Bank of California, res 1219 Eleventh ave
Cullin Michael, farmer, res High opp Prescott
Culver C A, mgr Coon & Co, S F, res 358 East Fourteenth
Culver Edwin S, trustee Oakland Free Library and business mgr
Breeder and Sportsman, S F, res 2117 Adeline
Culver Elias W (Culver & McGilvray) res Girard House
Culver Jennie V Miss, res 217 Tenth
Culver O P, stationery, S F, res 2152 Chestnut
Cumberlich John (J Cumberlich & Co) res 1516 Seventh
Cumberson William, engineer, res Overland House
Cumming Alexander Mel, bookkeeper, res cor East Fourteenth
and Park
Cumming George Capt, capitalist, res cor Park and East Four-
teenth, Fruit Vale
Cumming George, port warden, res NE cor Park and East Four-
teenth, Fruit Vale
Cumming George G (J K Smallman & Co) res 1253 Eleventh ave
Cumming James B, carpenter, res 245 Louise
Cumming James G, gardener, res Linden Lane nr Telegraph ave
Cummings A G Mrs, dressmaker, res 1423 San Pablo ave
Cummings Alpheus S, switchman S P Co, res 1870 Division
Cummings Anderson P, clerk United States Mint, res 916 Center
Cummings Charles, engineer Electric Light Co, res 1219 Seventh
ave
Cummings Duncan W, miner, res 1329 Ninth ave
Cummings H, res 508§ Fifteenth
Cummings Henry K (Cummings & Co) res 1110 Alice
Cummings James, livery stable, 860 Alice, res 843 Harrison
Cummings James G, gardener, res Temescal
Cummings James H, commission merchant, res 843 Harrison
Cummings Joseph, shearsman Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
779 Sixth
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Cummings Lawrence H, brakeman S P Co, res 843 Harrison
Cummings T B Mrs, res 1723 Eighth
CUNARD LINE STEAMERS. Geo B Seaman agent, 1073 Br'dway
Cuncannpn Thomas, laborer, res 415 Seventh
Cunconnon William, laborer S P Co, res 1813 William
CunnifF Celia Miss, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunniff Frances Miss, res 1117 Twentieth ave
CunnifF Frank, carpenter, res 1117 Twentieth ave
CunnifF John, cattle dealer, res 1117 Twentieth ave
CunnifF Joseph, cattle dealer, res 1117 Twentieth ave
CunnifF Mary Miss, res 1117 Twentieth ave
CunnifF Sarah Miss, domestic, 829 Jackson
CunnifF Thos J, carpenter, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunningham — , planing mill, res Adeline nr County Road
Cunningham Annie Miss, domestic, res 1127 East Twentieth
Cunningham Barney, nailer Judson ManuFacturing Co, res 1319
Center
Cunningham Elizabeth Mrs, res 1400 Twelfth
Cunningham George W, teamster Morton & Risdon, S F, res
1400 Twelfth
Cunningham James, ship carpenter, res 1510 Fifth
Cunningham James W, emplove Eagle Box and Manufacturing
Co>es 1400 Twelfth
Cunningham John, livery stable, 1368 Broadway, res 1316 Tele-
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Cunningham Joseph, brakeman S P Co, res 713 Lewis
Cunningham Mollie Mrs, teacher on Domestic sewing machine,
res 1062 Broadway
Cunningham Nora Mrs, cook Cape Ann Bakery, res NW cor
Eleventh and Clay
Cunningham P R, supt Oakland Planing Mills, res Adeline, Fruit
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Cunningham T A, livery stable, res 1368 Broadway
Cunningham Thos A, farmer, res 2124 Elm
Cunningham W H, canvasser F Kings, res 611 Tenth
Cunningham W M, res 316 Tenth
Cunninghame C, bookkeeper, res Vernon Heights
Cupples David L, bookkeeper, S F, res 817 Franklin
Cupps Herbert, apprentice engineer and pattern maker, res 1313
Ninth ave
Cupps John, mining, res 1313 Ninth ave
Cupps Lillie Miss, res 1313 Ninth ave
Curby C E, agt Drummond Tobacco Co, S F, res 224 Ninth
Curley James, plumber, S F, res Forty-fifth nr Grove
Curley James B, stableman Piedmont Street Railway Co, res
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Curley John F, milkman, res s s Forty-fifth nr Grove
Curley Patrick C, laborer, res s s Forth-fifth nr Grove ,
Curnow Annie Mrs, lodging house, 503 Eleventh
Curnow William, clerk Phelan & Fish, res cor Eleventh and
Washington
Curran Ed, laborer, res 415 Seventh
Curran James F, produce dealer, res 1030 Willow
Curran Joseph, machinist Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 721
Sixth
Curran Julia Miss, res 833 Myrtle
Curran Robert, fireman C P R R, res 1504 Third
Curran Robert E, dyer California Hosiery Co, res w s Telegraph
ave bet Fortieth and Forty-first
Curran R A, fireman S P Co, res 1504 Third
Curran Rose Mrs, groceries, 1030 Willow
Curran Thomas, laborer, res 1504 Third
Curry David, tinner W W Montague, S F, res 13 Maple
Curry John, res 411 Seventh
Curtice Arthur T Mrs, res 827 Willow
Curtin David J, peddler, res 1020 Twelfth
Curtin John Mrs, res San Pablo ave bet Thirty-sixth and Thirty-
seventh
Curtis Charles, printer, S F, res 1316 Kirkham*
Curtis David T, farmer, res Fairmont House
CUHTiS ELLIOT D> homeopathic physician, Plavter Block, rms
2 and 3, res 1217 Myrtle
Curtis George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Curtis George J, clerk Anton & De Mars, res 1208 Seventh
Curtis Hall, 767 Sixth
Curtis Henry, printer, S F, res 1316 Kirkham
Curtis James M, wood and coal, grain and feed, 1222 Seventh,
res 1220 Seventh
CURTIS JOHN, coal and wood, 808 Eighth, res 821 Fifteenth
Curtis John Jr, res 821 Fifteenth
Curtis Marshall, res 773 Sixth
Curtis Metta Miss, res 821 Fifteenth
Curtis Murray, dry goods, res 827 Market
Curtis William B, paper ruler, S F, res 1316 Kirkham
Curtis William F, contractor and builder, res 1032 Linden
Curtis Winfield, res 779 Sixth
Curtis Winifred Mrs, res 1208 Seventh
Curtiss B L, engineer, res 832 Twenty-second
Curtiss Charles B, res 1317 Sixteenth ave
CURTISS & DAVIE (H T Curtiss and John L Davie) wood and
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Curtiss F H Mrs, propr Ontario House, 1003 Clay
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CURTISS HARVEY T (Curtiss & Davie) res 1119 Third ave
Curtiss S N, clerk Pacific Press, res 715 Twelfth
Cushing Allen, engineer S P Co, res 560 East Eleventh
Cushing Charles H, sec State Investment Insurance, S F, res
1164 Eighth
Cushing Charles S, clerk First National Gold Bank, S F, res
1669 Thirteenth
Cushing Clara J Mrs, clerk Oakland Millinery Store, res Playter
Block
Cushing Edward C, fireman S P Co, res 560 East Eleventh
Cushing George C, res 1228 Franklin
Cushing H D (John Cushing & Son) res 1228 Franklin
Cushing Henry (Cushing & Son) res 1228 Franklin
Cushing J H Mrs, Christian scientist, res 568 Seventeenth
Cushing John (John Cushing & Son) res 1228 Franklin
Cushing John, teamster, res 808 Castro
Cushing John M, collector S P Co, res 1669 Thirteenth
CUSHING JOHN & SON (John Cushing and H D Cushing)
groceries, 478 and 480 Ninth cor Washington
Cushing Rose Miss, res 1228 Franklin
Cushing Simeon M, clerk S P Co, res 727 Chester
Cushing Walter, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 727
Chester
Cusick John, grocer, 1747 Market
Custer William A, clerk S P Co, res 830 Sixteenth
Cuthbertson Walter J, architect, res 824 Twenty-eighth
Cuthill Alexander, machinist, res 1280 Seventeenth ave
Cu thill James, machinist, res 1280 Seventeenth ave
Cuthill John D, res 1280 Seventeenth ave
Cuthill Thomas A, pattern maker, S F, res 1280 Seventeenth ave
Cutler Alfred D, president Cutting Packing Co, S F, res 726
Fifteenth
Cutler S M (Sisson, Crocker & Co., S F) res 914 Eighth
Cutter B O, mining, S F, res 574 Thirteenth
Cutter O H, propr Ross House, 46 9 J Ninth
Cutter Chester G, cattle dealer, res 146 Lake
Cutting Francis, Cutting Packing Co, S F, res 1405 Alice
Guttler Edwin W, tinsmith, S F, res 1362J Eleventh
Cuvellier Bernard C, clerk, S F, res 1212 Poplar
CYCLONE WINDMILL, Pacific Manufacturing Co makers, 934
and 936 Mission, S F, Oakland office 419 and 421 Tenth
Cyrus Rose Miss, teacher piano, res n s Forty-fifth nr Adeline
Czapkay Edward G, laundryman, res 1522 Fifth
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Dabia Cruz, laborer, res bet Forty-first and Forty-second nr Grove
Dabney G A, res 1010 Franklin
Dabney N R Mrs, dressmaker, 1010 Franklin
Dabney Robert J, car repairer S P Co, res 812 Henry
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Daborich S E, agt Litton Spring Mineral Water Co, S F, res
469 Twenty-first
Dacambra Munwell, laborer, res 575 Third
Dackhow Charles, laborer, res Lynde nr Fruit Vale ave
Daganey E, dyer Charles Reuter, res 1246 San Pablo ave
Daggett E J Mrs, res 284 Eleventh
Daggett Hiram W, laborer, res 264 East Fifteenth
Daggett John R, wholesale fish dealer, res 284 Eleventh
Daggett Louisa Mrs, res 264 East Fifteenth
Daggett Wesley, domestic, 1351 Fourth ave
Dahl Albert T.'bookbinder, res 1625 Market
Dabl Fred, carpenter Crist, Gallaghar & Co, res High, Fruit Vale
Dahl Harry, salesman S Eleaser, res 571 Sixth
Dahl Henning, soapmaker Magic Soap Works, res 1419 Castro
Dahl Henry, shoemaker Queen Boot and Shoe Store, res 318
Third
Dahl Henry, laborer, res 1609 West
Dahl John'P, fireman S P Co, res 318 Third
Dahl Lottie Miss, dressmaker, res 1523 Fifth
Dahl Theodore, sailmaker, S F, res 1625 Market
Dahlen Frank C, teamster W S & O T Co, res 714 Webster
Dahlen Philip, res 1508 Brush
Dahlgren Carl, artist, res 1669 Eighth
Dahlgren Marius, artist, 864 J Broadway, res 1669 Eighth
Dahnke Fred, millwright Ingler & Atkinson, res Eureka Hotel
Dailey Peter J, cigars and tobacco, 1762 Seventh, res 827 Wood
Daken Joseph, carpenter, res 1371 Seventh
Dakes Richard H, carriage painter, 1362 San Pablo ave, res 516
Fifteenth
Dakes Richard H Mrs, dressmaker, 516 Fifteenth
Dale L Mrs, res 1816 Seward
Dale W, machinist, res 1816 Seward
Daley Ann, domestic Mrs Baldwin, Vernon Heights
Daley Elsworth, painter S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Daley Hugh, stableman, res 561 Sixth
Daley Laurence, machinist California Jute Mills
Dall C C, res 1235 Poplar
Dall Jennie Miss, res 1235 Poplar
Dall Mattie Miss, res 1235 Poplar
Dallam Ella Miss, res 1258 Grove
Dallam Richard B (Armes & Dallam, S F) res 1258 Grove
Dallas James, dealer in redwood lumber, 969 Broadway, rm 47,
res 1383 Broadway
Dallimore William J, res 968 Thirty-fifth
Dalmas George W, cooper Oakland Pickle Factoiy, res Avenue
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Dalmas William B, cooper Oakland Pickle Factory, res 811
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Dalton Edward 0, student, res 915 Jackson
Dalton Frank N (H N Dalton & Sons) res 949 Pine
Dalton HN(HN Dalton & Sons) res 949 Pine
Dalton H N & Sons (H N, H P and F N) mfrs agricultural
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Dalton Henry P (H N Dalton & Sons) res 949 Pine
Dalton John, foreman laundry man Contra Costa Laundry, res
1215 Kirkham
Dalton Michael, warehouse, S F, res 1014 Willow
Dalton P E (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton) res 915 Jackson
Daly Anna Mrs, res 626 Third
Daly Catherine Mrs, saloon, res 1323 Fourteenth
Daly Charles H, with Hawley Bros Hardware Co, S F, res East
Twenty-seventh bet Twenty first and Twenty-second aves
Daly Delia, mender California Hosiery Co, res 1466 Fifth
Daly Dennis, laborer, res 1721 Atlantic
Daly James, sexton Church of the Immaculate Conception, res
616 Seventh
Daly John, captain, res Ross House
Daly John, fireman S P Co, res 808 Chester
Daly John A, livery stable, res 532 Seventeenth
Daly John C (Kane & Daly) res 532 Seventeenth
Daly L, employe California Jute Mills, res 816 East Twelfth
Daly Lizzie, employe California Cotton Mills, res 816 East
Twelfth
Daly Mabel H Miss, res East Twenty-seventh nr Twenty-first ave
Daly Mary, domestic, 1012 Fourteenth
Daly Richard, laborer, res 869 Twenty-second
Dalziel Alexander S, apprentice Dalziel & Moller, res 522 Fif-
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Dalziel Andrew, salesman, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel James, clerk E F Delger, res 762 Fifteenth
Dalziel & Moller (Robert Dalziel and "William Moller) stoves, tin-
ware and plumbers, 1152 Broadway
Dalziel Robert (Dalziel & Moller) res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Robert Jr, apprentice Dalziel & Moller, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel William, plumber, res 522 Fifteenth
Dam Alphonzo F, engineer, res 714 Market
Dam Cleveland L, bookkeeper Gage, Shattuck & Co, S F, res 493
Twenty -third
Dam Cyrus, bridge builder, res 718 Market
Dam Fannie Miss, res 718 Market
Dam Lucy E Mrs, res 493 Twenty-third
Dam Matilda Mrs, res 862 Chester
Dam Samuel, farmer, res 714 Market
Dam William H, engineer S P Co, res 718 Market
Damas Fred W, teacher, res 765 Jackson
DAMES W W> photograph gallery, 911 Broadway, res Alameda
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Damon Edward, cabinet maker C W Kinsey, res 1720 San Pablo
ave
Damon George F, calker, res 513 Sixth
Damon Rosetta E, res 1720 San Pablo ave
Dancer Martha Mrs, res 512 East Fifteenth
Dancona Henry, peddler, res 514 Fourth
Dand John, carpenter S P Co, res 1674 Eighth
Danforth Emma L Mrs, res 513 Twentieth
Danforth George S, .carpenter Pioneer Planing Mills, res 544
Eighteenth
Danhnkee Fred, millman, res 898 Clay
Dania's Hall and Club Room, 864J Broadway
Daniel S 0, printer Pacific Press, res 714 Eleventh
Daniel William, bartender First and Last Chance Saloon
Daniels G B & Co (G B Daniels) stationery, pictures and fancy
goods, 1153 Broadway
Daniels Gilbert B (G B Daniels & Co) res John nr Howe
Daniels John W H, with S P Burdick, res 1409 Grove
Daniels Robert L, engraver, res cor East Twenty-fifth and Seventh
ave
Daniels S F, police judge and atty-at-law, 969 Broadway, rm 34,
res 1956 Filbert
Daniels Thomas, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 701 Brush
Danielson Charles, clerk C Schley, res 770 East Twelfth
Danielson Daniel E, bootmaker, res s s Alcatraz nr Adeline
Danke Captain, builder Pioneer Mill, res 818 Clay
Dann Fred P, photographer, res 922 Thirty-fourth
Dann Lillian M Mrs, res 1670 Taylor
Dannaker W A, patrolman, res 1662 Eighth
Dannon John, laborer S P Co, res 818 Twenty-first
Danzin Catrine Mrs, res 716 Fourth.
Danzinger Emma, res 1269 Sixth ave
Danzinger I, tobacconist, res Tubbs Hotel
Danzinger Isidore, bookkeeper, res 1269 Sixth ave
Darah Sarah, domestic, res 1023 Eighth
Darcy Jeremiah F, chief engineer Oakland Cable Co, res 760
Lydia
Dargie Annie R Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 267 Ninth
Dargie E G Mrs, res 267 Ninth
Dargie Thomas T, sec Tribune Publishing Co, res 1168 Jackson
Dargie William E, mgr Tribune Publishing Co, res 1168 Jackson
Darling William A, employe custom house, res Blake House
Darmstadt Rosa Mrs, res 1319 Center
Darnal John C, driver Caledonian Dye Works, res American
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Darnal William F, clerk, 474 Tenth
Darr Ida Miss, folder Pacific Press, res 605 Tenth
Darr J, clerk, res Clarendon House
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Darr Stillman, printer Pacific Press, res 605 Tenth
Darrah Dennis, baker, res 489 Twenty-fourth
Darrah John, cash boy Salinger's, res 489 Twenty-fourth
Darrin K, physician, res 658 Fourteenth
Darrow Benjamin O, clerk O'Connell & McDonald, res 1156 Alice
Darrow M E Mrs, res 1156 Alice
Dart Albert M, copyist, res 1954 Webster
Dart H A Mrs, res 'l 129 Myrtle
DASHAWAY STABLES, Sackrider & Chisholm proprietors, 370
Eleventh
Daul Alexander, tailor J M Keller, res 809 Sixteenth
Dauriac Felix L, clerk J J Dauriac, res 619 Sixteenth
Dauriac J J, grocer, 1268 Grove, res 619 Sixteenth
Dauriac J M Miss, res 619 Sixteenth
Davenport Byron L, apprentice Sturm & Leitch, res 1003 Center
Davenport Matthew, res Homeopathic Hospital
Davenport Richard, architect, res Areata House
Davenport William, paper dealer, res 1003 Center
Daveson Grace Miss, res 817 Twentieth
David Kate, domestic, NE cor McAdam and Broadway
Davidson Mrs, res 1751 Ninth ave
Davidson A, res 316 Tenth
Davidson D, dentist Burnette Dental Co, res Galindo Hotel
Davidson George, electrician Pacific Coast Electrical Construction
Co, res cor Webster and Second
Davidson H L, civil engineer, res 1291 Alice ,
Davidson James, carpenter, res 739 Lewis
DAVIDSON J N, proprietor Bay State Bakery, 520 Fourteenth,
res 604 Fourteenth
Davidson John, laborer, res Temescal ave nr Telegraph ave
Davidson Peter A, salesman A J Wiener, res 1316 Telegraph ave
Davidson Ward, civil engineer, res 1729 Myrtle
DAVIE JOHN L (Curtiss & Davie; res Klinknerville
Davies Charles H, wood moulder, res 1164 Sixth ave
Davies David, clerk Jones' Bazar, res 524 Sixteenth
Davies E A Mrs, lodgings, res 618 Eighth
Davies Frank W, floral and seed depot, res 330 Ninth
Davies John M, sec Board of Trade, res 1303 Sixth ave
Davies Mary Mrs, dressmaker, res 1313 Ninth ave
Davies William, shearsman Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 955J
Washington
Davies William M, res 1303 Sixth ave
Davila Bebiano, teamster, res cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph ave
Davila Mary Miss, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave
Davin Frank, res 142 Ettie
Daviner Frank, night flour packer Samm & Co, res Watts Tract
Davis Mrs, dressmaker, res Willson House
Davis Abraham, furniture store, 703 and 705 Broadway
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*Z£n Davis Alfred L, blacksmith F W Davis, res 512 East Fifteenth
^ 3 rf Davis Alvin H, carpenter, res 902 East Twenty-first
r» * $ Davis A M Mrs, ladies' nui>e, res 759 Sixteenth
^ Davis Andrew L, carpenter, res 1228 Nineteenth ave
& c/o Davis Andrew, butcher, res 701 Sycamore
§ S Davis Anita Miss, res 913 Chester
g [g Davis Arthur L, teamster Log: Cabin Bakery, res 658 Sycamore
Eh oc Davis Asa T, printer, res 902 East Twenty-first
Davis Bart, pressman Tribune Publishing Co, res 1833 Grove
Davis C B, sawyer Pacific Coast Planing Mill, res 859 Clay
Davis Charles, carpenter, res 1230 Nineteenth ave
Davis Charles B, driver police patrol wagon, res 913 Kirkham
Davis Charles E, salesman, S F. res 920 Brush
Davis C F Mrs, physician, res 762 Eighteenth
Davis Claude, candy maker Bruning Bros, res Willson House
Davis Dewitt C, shipping clerk W and J Sloane, S F, res 902
East Twenty-first
Davis D R, foreman Western Union Telegraph Co, res 1103 Wood
Davis E, carriage maker W Morck
Davis Edmund S Gen, res 769 Eighth
Davis Edward A, ropemaker, res 658 Grove
Davis Eliza Mrs, res 1316 Kirkham
Davis Emma J Miss, milliner Palace of Fashion, res 576 Third
Davis Emma Mrs, res e s Claremont ave nr Telegraph ave
Davis F R, carpenter S P Co, res Summer nr junction Adeline
and San Pablo ave
Davis Frank, hostler Thirteenth Street Stable, res 411 Thirteenth
Davis Fred A, bookkeeper, S F, res 769 Eighth
Davis Frederick W, blacksmith, 1050 East Eleventh, res 512 East
Fifteenth
Davis G A J (Davis & Son) res 532 Thirty-fourth
DAVIS G A J & SON (G A J and George W) groceries, 919
Washington and 511 Ninth
Davis George E, teamster E B Dean & Co, res 709 Fifth
Davis George H, clerk First National Bank, res 913 Chester
Davis George W (G A J Davis & Son) res 532 Thirty-fourth
Davis Granville M, Wentworth Boot and Shoe Factory, res 573
Eighth
Davis H, insurance, res Tubbs Hotel
Davis Harris, furniture dealer, 463 Twelfth and 421 and 423
Sixth, res 423 Sixth
Davis Harry L. salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res Galindo Hotel
Davis Harry W, blacksmith F W Davis, res 512 East Fifteenth
Davis H B, machinist, res 1785 William
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Davis Henry B, carpenter S P Co, res 1674 William
Davis Henry C, dentist, S F, res 1318 Jackson
Davis Henry J, gardener,. res 1424 Thirteenth ave
DAVIS & HILL (W R Davis and W L Hill) attorneys-at-law,
957 Broadway
Davis Hugh, laborer, res 1568 Webster
Davis Isaac, peddler, res 1420 Tenth
Davis Jacob, with Edward Barnett, res 569 Fifth
Davis James, carpenter, res 834 Cedar
Davis James, farmer, res Claremont ave nr College ave
Davis James, teamster quarry, res McAdarn off New Broadway
Davis James D, farmer, res e s Adeline beyond Forty-eighth
Davis James H, butcher Joseph Simon, res 1833 Grove
Davis James L, student Commercial College, res 1057 Center
Davis J E, dentist, 1103 J Broadway, res 527 Eighteenth
Davis Jennie Mrs, dressmaker, res Willson House
Davis Jemima Miss, res 1424 Thirteenth ave
Davis John, carpenter S P Co, res 1723 Seventh
Davis John, farmer, res 974 Thirty-fifth
Davis John, fireman, res 1833 Grove
Davis John, teamster quarry, res McAdarn off New Broadway
Davis John Jr, res 974 Thirty-fifth
Davis John D, contractor, res Adeline nr Monroe
Davis John R, miner, res 1273 Ninth ave
Davis Juanita Miss, clerk New Zealand Insurance Co, res 913
Chester
Davis Kate Miss, dressmaker, res 1833 Grove
Davis Lillie Miss, res 913 Chester
Davis Lizzie Miss, res 1273 Ninth ave
Davis Margaret Mrs, res 1918 Linden
Davis Maria J Miss, res 913 Chester
Davis Miles, laborer, res San Pablo ave bet Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-seventh
Davis M V Mrs, res 759 Sixteenth
Davis Robert H, commercial traveler, res 362 East Sixteenth
Davis R Mrs, res 1230 Nineteenth ave
Davis Russell, student, res 1258 Webster
Davis Samuel M, barber, 1317 San Pablo ave
Davis Samuel, carpenter, res 1230 Nineteenth ave
Davis Samuel S S Mrs, res 1823 Adeline
Davis Sarah Miss, domestic Girard House
Davis S E, carpenter, res 566 Hobart
Davis Stanton, res 58 Eighth
Davis Sumner H, carpenter, res 1087 East Twenty-first
Davis Sydney E, carpenter, res 566 Hobart
Davis TF, tallyman S P Co, res 1775 Seventh
Davis Thomas, upholsterer H Bankhead, res 573 Eighth
Davis T J Mrs, res 453 East Eleventh
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Davis William, conductor S P Co, tds 1006 Webster
Davis William, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res Girard
House
Davis William, saddlery, hardware and harness, S F, res 1112
Second ave
Davis William, teamster, res Claremont ave nr College ave
Davis William H, salesman Christian Schreiber, res St John House
Davis William Heath, solicitor Home Mutual Insurance Co, res
913 Chester
Davis William I, res 701 Franklin
Davis W N, mgr Kellett & McMurray, res 613 Seventeenth
DAVIS WILLIAM R (Davis & Hill) and mayor, res 514 Eighteenth
Davis William W, farmer, res e s Adeline beyond Forty-eighth
Davison Charles, plumber and gasfitter E F Delger and extra-
man Engine No 3, res 856 Adeline
Davison Constance Mrs, res cor Ninth ave and Twenty-fifth
Davison J. res 604 Fourteenth
Davison James, carpenter, res 739 Lewis
Davison Maggie E Miss, teacher of music, res 856 Adeline
Davison William G, blacksmith, 1724 Seventh, res 856 Adeline
Davy Joseph, jobber, res 764 Fifth
Daw James M, bookkeeper, S F, res 708 Sixth
Daw John, bookkeeper, S F, res 708 Sixth
Daw May Miss, res 708 Sixth
Dawe Frank, res Silver nr Moss ave
DAWLEY J M, secretary and manager Petroline Paint Co, res
956 Grove
Dawson E A Mrs, res 1326 Twenty-second ave
Dawson Edw, hardwood lumber, S F, res Arlington House
Day Charles E, clerk Bruning Bros, res Clarendon House
Day Eva, helper California Hosiery Co, res 559 Seventeenth
Day John, employe California Jute Mills
Day John, porter S P Co, res 1635 Adeline
Day John E, with S P Co, res 1789 Seventh
Day Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1709 Atlantic
Day Thomas S, capitalist, res 373 Orchard
Dayton George L, res 118 Thirteenth
Dayton J, brakeman S P Co, res 1727 Goss
Dayton Jeremiah B, mining, S F, res 118 Thirteenth
Dayton John F, conductor S P Co, res 1723 Eighth
Deacon A S Mrs, res 1520 Telegraph ave
Deady Mary Miss, clerk Palace Dye Works, res S F
Deal A B Mrs, clerk U S Mint, S F, res Galindo Hotel
Deal Flora Miss, res 1380 Broadway
Deal G D, Galindo Hotel
Deal George, laborer, res 1380 Broadway
Dean A C, Log Cabin Bakery, res Erie House, rm 3
Dean Albert, driver California Cracker Co, res 116 Sixth
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Dean Carrie A Miss, clerk New York Bakery, res 853 Myrtle
Dean E B & Co, business 969 Broadway, rm 47
Dean Elisha B (E B Dean & Co) res 1219 Grove
Dean E W, salesman E B Dean & Co, res 1219 Grove
Dean Frances A Miss, principal Field Seminary, res 1825 Tele-
graph ave
Dean Frank, car repairer S P Co, res 1685 William
Dean Frank M, bookkeeper, S F, res Klinkner ave nr San Pablo ave
Dean James B (King, Morse & Co, S F) res 1325 Jackson
Dean James B Jr, clerk, S F, res 1325 Jackson
Dean Samuel C, miner, res 1210 Grove
Dean Sarah, domestic, 1723 Nineteenth ave
Dean T B Mrs, res 1258 Webster
Dean William, engineer S P Co, res 613 East Eleventh
Dean William W, engineer S P Co, res 1206 Eighth
Deane Clara, res 1253 Webster
Deane Charles, res 1253 Webster
Deane R W, res 1253 Webster
Dearborn Charles W, note teller Oakland Bank of Savings, res
1357 Eleventh ave
Dearborn Daniel G, res 1453 Tenth ave
Dearborn G Walter, bookkeeper Traveler's Insurance Company,
S F, res 1453 Tenth ave
Dearborn John, res 2139 Chestnut
Dearce Joseph, employe Phoenix Foundry, res 627-631 Market
Deareng Barbara Mrs, cook, res 1780 Atlantic
Deareng Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 1780 Atlantic
Dearing A G, engineer S P Co, res 1712 Eighth
Dearing Ben, laundryman Contra Costa Laundiy
Dearing B I, res 1712 Eighth
Dearing Henry, tailor Brown & McKinnon, res 9 Franklin
Dearka F Mrs, res San Pablo ave nr Klinkner ave
Deasy Jerome Mrs, nursery, cor Eighteenth and Second ave, East
Oakland
Deasy Mamie, flannel department California Hosierv Co, res
East Twelfth
Deasy Thomas A, propr Lake Merritt Chop House and Lake
View Saloon, Twelfth opp Lake Merritt, res Grant's Cottage
Debell Joseph, watchmaker, res 1685 Seventh
Deboice E Mrs, restaurant, 555 Broadway
De Boise F, traveler, res 600 East Twelfth
De Camp Antoine, cigar maker Fibush Bros, res 823 Twenty-
ninth
De Camp Frank, clerk C Clivio, res 626 Third
De Camp John P, cigarmaker, S F, res 607 Sixth
D candtE, employe California Cotton Mills, res 914 East Twelfth
De Carvalho Manoel R, laborer S P Co, res .248 Harlan, Watts
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Deceima John, collector White House, res 1723 Seventh
Dechow Charles, fruit store, 399 East Twelfth
Decker Martin, dealer horses, res 559 Eighth
Decker May Miss, student California College, res 554 East Six-
teenth
Deckerhotf John, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 835
Filbert
De Cleer Frank, tailor, 413 Seventh
De Cora Libby Miss, res 957 Castro
De Costa Agnes Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Decoto A D, machinist California Cotton Mills, res 1114 Tenth ave
Deering Charles J, res 1353 Eleventh ave
Deering Chester, clerk Commercial Insurance Co, S F, res 1353
Eleventh ave
Deers Anton, laborer Puget Sound Lumber Co
De Figueiredo Maria E, employe Judson Iron Works, res 248
Harlan
De Forest Geo C, millwright, res 1504 San Pablo ave
De Fraitas Frank, cook, res 265 Second
De Freitas M Miss, res 580 Thirty-fifth
De Fremery Grace Miss, res Prospect ave e s Broadway
De Fremery H S Mrs, res 1125 Adeline
De Fremery James, consul of the Netherlands, res 1305 Adeline
De Fremery Louise Miss, res Prospect ave e s Broadway
De Fremery Virginie Miss, res Prospect ave e s Broadway
De Fremery William C B (James De Fremery & Co, S F) res
Prospect ave e s Broadway
Degan Sophie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Degear Fannie Mrs, washwoman, res 823 Lydia
Degen Antonia Mrs, res 1214 Kirkham
Degen Ludolph P, leather belting mfr, res 1375 Sixteenth
Degen Sophie, res 1214 Kirkham
Degman Thomas, carpenter, res 491 Twenty -fifth
Degn Marguerite, domestic, 2214 Telegraph ave
Degnan John J, helper Hubert Lawton, res 491 Twenty-fifth
Djgnan Michael, gardener, res 1005 Seventh
Degnan Thomas, carpenter, res 491 Twenty-fifth
De Golia D Curtis, atty-at-law, res 300 Alice
De Golia Darwin, drawbridge tender S P Co, res 300 Alice
De Golia E B, asst drawbridge tender S P Co, res 300 Alice
De Golia George E (Robinson & De Golia), res Vernon Heights
De Gomez Fermirn, paying teller Pacific Bank, S F, res 463
Twenty-sixth
Deguzee Carl W. restaurant on Creek Boat Route res 717 Center
Deguzee-Smith Lucretia, music teacher, res 717 Center
Deidrick Augustus A, house mover, res 368 Third
Deihl Henry, painter, bds 517 Ninth
Deihl James A, laborer S P Co, res 615 Madison
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DEIKE FR> proprietor Union Hotel, cor East Twelfth and
Thirteenth ave
Deike Gustave H W, contractor and builder, res cor Sixteenth
ave and East Twenty-first
Deiral Carrie Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Deitrick Harry, spinner California Hoisery Co
De Jarley George, painter S P Co, res Willow
De Jarley Paul, painter S P Co, res S F
De Kevale F, tailor M J Keller, res 411 Seventh
De Laguna William A, carpet salesman C L Taylor, res Kelsey
House
Delahantv J H, notary public, 1003 \ Broadway, rm 3, res 718
Seventeenth
DE LA MONTANYA M> stoves and tinware, 465 Eleventh, res
656 Sixth
De La Montanya Mathew Jr, clerk M De La Montanya, res
656 Sixth
De Lancy John, salesman W H Nolan & Co, res 711 Nineteenth
Delane Elizabeth Miss, res cor County Road and Mitchell
Delane Mary T Mrs, res cor County Road and Mitchell
Delaney James, laborer, res 1463 Third
Delaney John, laborer, res 1407 Thirteenth
Delaney R Ann Miss, domestic, res 1023 Peralta
Delaney Win, miner, res s s Todd nr Adeline
De Laney William F, saloon, NW cor Twelfth and Webster, res
369 Thirteenth
Delcharo Chico, quarryman, res Temescal
Delcharo Frank, quarryman, res Temescal
Delchire Lawrence, laundryman, res 1515 San Pablo ave
Delclaux John, merchant tailor, 472 Eighth
Delclaux Louise Mrs, tailoress, res 472 Eighth
De Leo de Laguna Alexander, proprietor Kelsey House, cor Tele-
graph ave and Twenty-fourth
De Leo de Laguna Anita Miss, teacher Oakland Free Kinder-
garten, res Kelsey House
De Leo de Laguna G Miss, teacher Oakland Free Kindergarten,
res Kelsey House
De Leo de Laguna Hermann, stenographer, res Kelsey House
De Leo de Laguna William, clerk Taylor's Carpet Store, res
Kelsey House
Deler John, hairdresser, S F, res 1107 Adeline
Delger Block, 957-969 Broadway
DELGER E F> manufacturer of and dealer in stoves, ranges, gas
fixtures, tin and agate ware and all kinds of household uten-
sils, 1151 Broadway, res 1453 Telegraph ave
Delger F, capitalist, Delger Block, rm 39, res 524 Nineteenth
Delhorn E Mrs, dressmaker, res 863 Union
Dell Henry F, clerk Kilpatrick & Watkins, res 510 Fifth
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Delia Santa G, second cook Louisville Restaurant, res S F
Delia Santa Peter, first cook Louisville Restaurant, res S F
Delmar Robert, ship carpenter S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Del Metrio A D, iruit stand, 454 Seventh
Delmore Margaret Mrs, res 874 Peralta
Deloge John, druggist, 224 Thirteenth
Delpodio Eugene, iron moulder, S F, res 959 Campbell
De Lucchi Lorenzo, farmer, res e a Shattuck ave nr Mariposa
De Lucchi Louis, driver dump cart, res bet Shattuck and Mer-
ced aves
De Luce Mary, employe California Jute Mills
De Mamiel Lillie, res 575 Fifteenth
Demarais George, painter and engineer Engine Company No 3,
res 1715 Goss
De Mars A A (Anton & De Mars), res 1170 Seventh
De Mars Napoleon, blacksmith, res 839 Franklin
De Martine Amelia Miss, domestic, res 776 Tenth
Demas Antonio, laborer, res 1067 East Eighteenth
Deme Charlotte Miss, seamstress, res 866 Lydia
Deme Henry, res 866 Lydia
Deme Magclalena Miss, seamstress, res 866 Lydia
De Melle James, mate steamer Neivpovt, res 713 Center
De Mercux Delpheis, car driver, res n s Thirty-sixth nr San
Pablo ave
Demers Napoleon, blacksmith, 416 Sixth, res Franklin bet Sixth
and Seventh
De Mills F M, laborer S P Co, res 915 Lewis
Deming Sarah W Mrs, res 478 Twelfth
Demings A B, res Areata House
Demmarais Charles, carpenter, res 793 Wood
Demmarais Clara Miss, res 793 Wood
De Molay Council No 2, Knights of Kadosh A & A, Masonic
Temple
Demorest Alice Mrs, provision store, 2223 Peralta
Demorest David, shoe cutter, 3 F, res 2223 Peralta
Dempsey Edward P, res 1463 Seventh
DEMPSEY HEfHE Dempsey & Co) res 1404 Eleventh
DEMPSEY H E & CO (H E Dempsey and F Schulze) proprietors
American Market, NW cor Center and Twelfth
Dempsey John, machinist Woolen Mills, res 668 Fifth
Dempsey Nora Miss, res 1463 Seventh
Dempsey Patrick, res 1463 Seventh
De Mwy Bernard, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 627
Chestnut
De Mwy Katie Mrs, res 627 Chestnut
De Mwy Lena Miss, employe California Jute Mills
De Mwy Lizzie Miss, employe California Jute Mills
De Mwy Samuel, laborer, res 627 Chestnut
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Denahy Daniel, employe Contra Costa Water Co, res 612 Adeline
Denahy John, cooper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 612 Ad-
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Denaut E, res 752 Brush
Denaut Eron, grocer, 679 Sixth
Denaut Joseph, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Dencanet Joseph, laborer, res 415 Fourth
De Neen Maggie, nurse, res 2223 Grove
Denicke H L, carpenter Brooklyn Planing Mills, res Lester House
Denison Adna A, reporter Enquirer, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Denison A N, clerk Agard & Co, res 1222 Franklin
Denison Eli S, news agt S P Co, res 953 Eighth
Denison Harry, res 953 Eighth
Denison Leland W, clerk W F Batchelder, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Denison M Mrs, propr Avenue House, 1273 San Pablo ave
Denison O I (O I Denison & Co) res 1 273 San Pablo ave
DENISON 0 I & CO (O I Denison) real estate and insurance
agents, 950 Broadway •
Dennan John, laborer, res 818 Twenty-first
Dennen Augustus M, painter, res 833 Willow
Denney William, longshoreman, res St Louis House
Dennis A D (Dennis & Taylor) res 305 Eleventh
Dennis Anton, cigars and tobacco, res 503 Eleventh
Dennis & Taylor (A D Dennis and Howard Taylor) shooting gal-
lery and tobacco and cigar mfrs, 1056 Broadway
Dennis William H, longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Dennison Lincoln L, clerk R M Duncan, res Avenue House
Denniston Henry M, U S pay director, res 971 Market
Denniston William M, clerk, res 833 Magnolia
Denny Horace, stationer, S F, res 1674 Thirteenth ave
Denny Jere, plumber, res 1303 Eighth
Denny Jerry, professional baseball player, res 1303 Eighth
Denny J O, Times staff, res Hotel Merritt
Denny Maggie Mrs, artist, res 921 Twenty-fourth
Dent Frank: S, draughtsman bridge and building department S
P Co, res 1222 Masnolia
Dent H S Mrs, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave and Grove
DENTIST, W E BROOKS, H55 Broadway, rm 17, res 558
Nineteenth
Dent Maud M Miss, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Dent Wrenshall S, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Denyes L S, res e s Telegraph ave bet Forty-sixth and Forty-
seventh
De Paris Ellen, cook, res 572 Tenth
De Pass James, employe C P Co, res s s Summer nr Adeline
Depoy Ella Miss, shirtmaker, res 1914 San Pablo ave
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Depoy Eva Miss, res 1914 San Pablo ave
Depoy James A, carpenter, res 1914 San Pablo ave
Depue F S, saddlehorse trainer, res 559 Twenty-second
Depue J E, propr Commercial College, 1014 Broadway, res e s
Maple bet Birch and Temescal ave
Depue Mary Miss, teacher Commercial College, res e s Maple bet
Birch and Temescal ave
Derby A B (E M Derby & Co) res cor East Fourteenth and Park
Derby E M Mrs, res cor East Fourteenth and Park
DERBY E M & CO (OE Derby, A B Derby and George H
Payne) dealers in lumber and building materials, branch
yards Park Street and Alameda Wharf, Alameda and
Modesto, S F office 22 California
Derby Gustus B, lumber merchant, res cor East Fourteenth and
Park
Derby Henry J, tanner, res cor East Twelfth and Nineteenth ave
Derby Henry J Jr, tanner, res cor East Twelfth and Nineteenth
» ave
Derby H J. tanner, res'NW cor Sixteenth ave and East Twelfth
Derby John A, tanner Oak Grove Tannery, res NW cor East
Twelfth and Nineteenth ave
Derby John S, propr Oak Grove Tannery, East Twelfth bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth aves, res 861 East Twelfth
Derby Oscar E (E M Derby & Co, S F) res SWcor East Four-
teenth and Park
Derby Richard, clerk auditor's office S P Co, res 1403 Chestnut
Dergens Martin, laborer Oakland Brewery
Derham Nellie E Miss, saleslady Quimby & Remmer, res 161
Sixth
Dermot John, watchman S P Co, res 1014 Broadway
Dernelchi Peter, quarryman, res Temescal
De Rome C A Mrs, res n s Klinkner nr San Pablo ave
De Rome Louis (White & De Rome) res n s Klinkner nr San
Pablo ave
Derwin Val, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Commercial
Union
Desautel Joseph, coachman E S Denison, res 953 Market
Des Cormiers Charles, fireman, res 371 Third
Deslories Alphonse, laborer, res 560 Franklin
Desmond Patrick, teamster Renton Coal Co, res wharf foot of
Broadway
Desnoyer John, boot polisher, 1752 Seventh, res 1805 Seventh
De Souza Frank, laborer, res San Leandro Road
Despard Nicholas, fruit stand, SW cor. Eighth and Broadway, res
SE cor Sixth and Webster
Des Roche rs Adele Miss, res 1265 Clay
DesRochers Maud Miss, res 1265 Clay
I Detels Eugene J, clerk Smith & Butler, res 1301 Eighth
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Detels H D, butcher G A Long, res 1663 Seward
Detels John, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, res 985 Peralta
Detels Martin, grocer, S F, res 985 Peralta
Detels Martin Jr (salesman Ziegenbein & Co, S F) res 985 Peralta
Detels Martin Paul, produce, S F, res 985 Peralta
Detels William, traveling salesman, res 985 Peralta
Detels William P, machinist, res 985 Peralta
Detering H A, curator Central Reading Room, res 585 Twenty-
fifth
Detering & Johnson (H A Detering and J S Johnson) publishers
fine art work, 456 Eighth
Detering S A, res La Clede House
Detrick Marie Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Detrickson Katie, domestic, res 1244 Adeline
De Trost George, advertising broker, res Twelfth bet Folsom and
Powell, North Oakland
Deuel C W, painter S P Co, res Pullman House
Deuress W A, capitalist, res 564 Fourteenth
Deuress W A Mrs, res 564 Fourteenth
Deuschle Amalie L, groceries, res 232 Twelfth
Deusclile John J, carpenter and contractor, 230 Twelfth
Deuser Kate Miss, domestic, res 964 Eighth
Deutsche Evangelische Chapel, Rev F H Theiss pastor, NW cor
Thirteenth and Clay
Deutscher Club, J F W Bahle pres, Gustave Rheinlander sec, 46H
Twelfth
Devani L, teamster at quarry, McAdam off New Broadway
De Vany Daniel, bookkeeper Crist, Gallaghar & Co, res 307 Seventh
De Veccho S, butcher, 1062 Washington, res 1118 Washington
Deveny Margaret Miss, nurse, res 1304 Jackson
Devereaux Mrs, res Willson House
Devereaux & Lewman (M M Devereaux and E R Lewman) whole-
sale dealers in picture frames, 512 Fifteenth
Devereaux Merritt M (Devreaux & Lewman) res 512 Fifteenth
De Verner A, civil engineer, res 919 Adeline
Devers Martin J, painter S P Co, res 1026 Willow
Devia Manuel, gardener Frank Galindo
De Vine Edward C, bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co, S F, res 1066
Kirkham
De Vine George F, fireman S P Co, res 1612 Twelfth
Devine G W. fireman S P Co, res West Oakland House
Devine Mary Miss, cook, res 601 Third
Devine Thoma.s, foreman S P Co, res 861 Campbell
Devost Jeffry, sash and blindmaker, res 704 Webster
Devreaux John, farmer, res Telegraph ave nr Merced ave
Devreaux William, farmer, res Telegraph ave nr Merced ave
Devreaux William Mrs, res Telegraph ave nr Merced ave
De Vries Hendrick, upholsterer C L Taylor & Co, res 372 First
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De Vries Henry, upholsterer C L Taylor & Co, res cor First and
Franklin
Devy Joseph, wholesale liquors, S F, res 764 Fifth
Deward Francis K Mrs, res 1577 San Pablc ave
Deward Lena Miss, res 1577 San Pablo ave
Dewey Alfred T (Dewey & Co, S F) res 1304 FraDklin
Dewev Edward P, printer Dewey & Co, S F, res 827 Fourteenth
De Wilson G A Mrs, res 6Qo East Twenty-third
Dewing A A, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, S F, res 358 East Four-
teenth
Dewitt Cara A Miss, bookkeeper, res 726 Eleventh
Dewitt E Mrs, res 726 Eleventh
De Wolf William M, real estate, S F, res 1012 Ninth ave
Dewson Alexander, res 627 Myrtle
Dewson Victoria Mrs, res 627 Myrtle
Dexter A A, collector, res Webers Hotel
Dexter Stables, M W Holmes propr, NE cor Twelfth and Harri-
son
Diamond J, capitalist, res end Fruit Vale ave
Dias I L Mrs, furnished rooms, 967 Washington
Diaz Anton, laborer, res 806 East Twelfth
Diaz Cosme, bootblack, SE cor Fourteenth and Broadway
Diaz John D, laborer, res 1061 East Twenty-first
Diaz Rosie Miss, res 1061 East Twenty -first
Dibutto H, employe Mountain View Cemetery
Dice Kate E Miss, res 912 Union
Dick Byron C, insurance adjuster Sun Insurance Co, S F, res 308
Fourteenth
Dickenson Henry, capitalist, 602 Fourteenth
Dickerhoff Edgar, helper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 821
Market
Dickerhoff' John A, laborer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 827
Market
Dickerman William T, clerk Salinger's, res 362 Tenth
Dickerson George A, brakeman S P Co, res 1869 Goss
Dickerson James H, car cleaner S P Co, res 1869 Goss
Dickerson L Mrs, domestic, 1652 Seventeenth ave
Dickey George, wool sorter, res 673 East Twelfth
Dickey William, res 1006 Sixteenth
DickhofT John, roller Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 819 Market
Dickinson G A, brakeman S P Co, res 1869 Goss
Dickinson Henry W, capitalist, res 602 Fourteenth
Dickinson S J, helper S P Co, res 812 Myrtle
Dickinson S J Mrs, dressmaker, 812 Myrtle
Dickley Mary Mrs, res 313 Sixth
Dickson Adam T, physician, res w s Telegraph nr Thirty-ninth
Dickson George, res 1466 Curtis
Dickson Minnie Miss, children's nurse, res 1466 Curtis
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Dickson Thomas, blacksmith S P Co, res 1466 Curtis
Dickson William H, with S P Co, res 1168 Seventh
Didier Marie Mrs, res 559 Second
Didier Matthew, barber C Briones, res 559 Second
Dieckmann Jennie Miss, res n s Butler ave nr San Pablo
Dieckmann John H, commission merchant, S F, res Butler ave nr
San Pablo ave
Diefenbacher Augusta Mrs, res 1949 Filbert
Diefenbacher Charles, plumber, res 1949 Filbert
Diehl Charles S, Pacific Coast agt Associated Press, res 1311 Fifth
ave
Dieicks Henry, carpenter, res 1455 Fifth
Dierssen Henry, packer Samm & Co, res 561 Fifth
Dietrich Amelia Miss, employe box factory, res 514 Fifteenth
Dietz A C, res San Pablo ave nr Forty-fifth, North Oakland
Dietz Alfred C, propr Dietz Opera House and oils and paints, NE
cor Twelfth and Webster
Dietz Andrew E, mgr Dietz Opera House
Dietz Frank X, watchmaker, res 1408 Ninth
Dietz Fred, clerk, S F, res Dietz Opera House
Dietz Opera House, Alfred C Dietz propr, NW cor Twelfth and
Webster
Dieu Victor, res 1376 Webster
DIEVES JOSEPH (Kramm & Dieves) res 1416 Telegraph ave
Diffendorfer J G, res La Clede House
Dilla D N, res cor Thirty-fourth and Adeline
Dilla D N, inventor, res 2139 Chestnut
Dilla Thomas, employe hardware store, S F, res 2130 Chestnut
Dille Addie Mrs, res 775 Fourteenth
Dille Jefferson T, carpenter, res 1530 Twelfth ave
Dillen H, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 618 Fifth
Dilling G C, mining, res 1120 Chestnut
Dillingham George C, saloon, NW cor Claremont and College ave
Dillon Catherine P Miss, res SE cor Seventh and Oak
Dillon David, gardener, res 1279 Grove
DILLON J> cream depot, pure fresh cream and sweet skimmed
milk every day, also fresh butter and buttermilk made ever}T
day, orders taken and delivered to all parts of the city,
1367 Broadway
Dillon J M, city assessor City Hall, res SE cor Seventh and Oak
Dillon Malachi F, clerk assessor's office, City Hall, res SE cor
Seventh and Oak
Dillon Virginia Miss, res 1011 Franklin
Dillon William, iron moulder, res 722 Second
Dimiek Doctor, teamster Curtiss & Davie, res cor Market and
San Pablo
Dimond Joseph, picker Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 516
Second
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Dimmick Clarence C, baker, res 1929 Market
Dimmick Joseph, dentist, 875 Washington, res 1929 Market
Dimmick Louisa Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Dimmick Mary F Mrs, music teacher, res 1929 Market
Dimock Alice Miss, res New Broadway bet Dimond and Butler
DINGEE WILLIAM I real estate, 460"and 462 Eighth, res Fern -
wood
Dingley Charles L, lumber merchant, S F, res 876 East Fifteenth
Dingley Charles L Jr, clerk C L Dingley, res 876 East Fifteenth
Dingley H H, clerk Gordon Hardware Co, res 876 East Fifteenth
Dingley W F, clerk C L Dingley, res 876 East Fifteenth
Dingwell J F, carpenter, res 1514 West
Ding well Joseph H, carpenter, res 1514 West
Dingwell Louis, salesman, 1017 Broadway
Dinneen Michael, marble cutter D D Dwyer, res 1371 Seven-
teenth
Dippo William, iron moulder, res 620 Second
"DIRIGO" (The) Edwin H Campbell proprietor, NE cor
Eleventh and Broadway
Dirlam Jay C, mining, res 1211 Seventh ave
Disard Charles, messenger Sunset Telephone Co, res 722 Filbert
Disard James L, expressman, S F, res 722 Filbert
Ditmas Henry, photographer, SW cor Clay and Tenth, res Ross
House, Ninth
Ditrich C, res 514 Fifteenth
Dittmer Catherine, domestic, 1067 Brush
Dival Carrie Miss, employe California Jute Mills, res cor Fourth
ave and Tenth, East Oakland
Di Vecchio Stephen, propr Model Market, 1062 Washington, res
1118 Washington
Dividson Jennie, boxmaker Oakland Paper Box Factory
Division No 2 A O H, James Sullivan pres, meets at St Mary's
Hall, cor Grove and Seventh, second Tuesday each month
Division No 3 A O H, Patrick Mullen pres, meets at St Mary's
Hall, cor Grove and Seventh, second Wednesday each month
Division Road Master's Office S P Co, cor Seventh and Bay
Divoll Carrie B Miss, seamstress, res 1011 Fifth ave
Divoll Ella C Miss, res 1011 Fifth ave
Divoll Frank W, farmer, res 1011 Fifth ave
Di Voll J G, mining, S F, res 1561 Eighth
Dix Elizabeth Miss, spinner Telephonic Cotton Mills, res 1111
Campbell
Dix James W, shoemaker Wen th worth Boot and Shoe Co, res
1111 Campbell
Dix Mary E Miss, weaver Telephonic Cotton Mills, res 1111
Campbell
Dix William, res 1111 Campbell
Dixon Charles B, laborer, res 1120 Kirkham
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OAKLAND.
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Dixon C W, conductor Oakland Cable Co. res 584 Twenty-second
DIXON CRUCIBLE CO, J G Allen agent, 10b Davis, S F
Dixon Edward, miner, res 813 Eighteenth
Dixon George, foreman Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Yale Rail-
road Co, res 161 East Tenth
Dixon H F, brakeman S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
Dixon James, blacksmith, 411 Fourth, res 813 Eighteenth
Dixon James, supt Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad
Co, res 1304 Tenth ave
Dixon J B, carpenter, res 613 East Twelfth
Dixon John B, showcase mfr, S F, res 983 Willow
Dixon Mary Miss, res 1304 Tenth ave
Dixon W H, freight clerk S P Co, res 1168 Seventh
Dixon William, laborer S P Co
Dixon William H, clerk S P Co, res 1168 Seventh
Dixon William S, clerk, res 875 Filbert
Doane J H, with Merriam & Co, res S F
Doane J K, engineer tug Rival S P Co, res 1682 Eighth
Doane P Albert, clerk lumber yard, S F, res 955 Jefferson
Dobon Kate Mrs, res 660 East Fifteenth
Dobon Louis, crerk W H Smith, res 660 East Fifteenth
Dobon Mamie, res 660 East Fifteenth
Dobson Charles E, baujo instructor, res 859 Broadway
Doctor Nicholas, gardener, res 1457 Third
DODGE C G JR> attorn ey-at-law, 906 Broadway, rms 15 and 16,
res 460 East Twelfth
Dodge C G, brakeman S P Co, res 460 East Twelfth
Dodge Edward C Mrs, music teacher, res 460 East Twelfth
Dodge Ezekiel G, clerk White sewing machine, res 1253 Twelfth
ave
Dodge George, bricklayer, res 865 Campbell
Dodge Harriet A Mrs, res 1006 Webster *
Dodge H M Mrs, res 460 East Twelfth
Dodge J S Mrs, propr Gieschen House, 420 Sixth
Dodge Lillian B Miss, music teacher, res 460 East Twelfth
Dodge Marian N Mrs, res 1219 Webster
Dodge Nellie A Mrs, res 1253 Twelfth ave
Dodge William H, res 1354 Eighth ave
Dodge William R, res 1253 Twelfth ave
Dods A L, delivery clerk Oakland Fruit and Produce Co, res 1006
Webster
Dods Bella Miss, bds 1006 Webster
Dods James, helper S P Co, res 1006 Webster
Dods Lulu Miss, bookkeeper, bds 1006 Webster
Dodson Benjamin C, laborer, 1324 Twenty-second ave
Dodson Maria Miss, photo painter, res 1324 Twenty-second ave
Dodson Sophia Mrs, ladies' nur.^e, res 1324 Twenty-second ave
Dodson Walter G, candy maker, res 1324 Twenty-second ave
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Doe Charles F (California Door Co) res S F
Doe Charles H, car repairer, res 1810 William
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Doe Martin, res 1810 William
Doe Mary E Miss, res 1810 William
Doe Murton A, apprentice G A Long, res 1810 William
Doe Stephen, book agt, res 1785 William
Doherty Dan, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Doherty Fred, bundle boy Taft & Pennoyer
Doherty George,. survevor, res 721 Fifth
Doherty John, res 721* Fifth
Doherty M A Miss, bakery and confectionery, 620 J East Twelfth
Dohertv M J Mrs, dressmaker, res 1683 Seventh
Doherty William, longshoreman, res 1368 Fifteenth
Dohrmann Henry, painter, 362 Fourth
Dohrmann Henry, VereinEintracht, Eintracht Hall, 410 Seventh
Dohrmann Henry, ragman, res 1165 Twenty-fourth
Dohrmann J H, music teacher, res 359 Fourth
Dohs John, barber, res 1665 Twelfth
Doig Alexander, printer Oakland Tribune, res cor Valdez and
Dennison
Doig John, dresser California Cotton Mills, res cor Valdez and
Dennison
Doig William Ford, clerk California Cotton Mills, res SE cor Valdez
and Dennison
Dolan Alice Miss, with Mrs M A Thorn, res 690 Twenty-seventh
Dolan Anne E, domestic, 1353 Alice
Dolan Felix, commercial traveler, res cor Telegraph ave and
Forty-second
Dolan & Hook (Joseph Dolan and James Hook) fruits, vegetables,
poultry and game, stalls 8-14, City Market
Dolan J, brakeman S P Co, res 409 Ninth
Dolan J J, baggage master S P Co, res 1687 Seventh
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Dolan James, dairyman, res Weston ave nr Broadway
Dolan John, tinsmith M De La Montanya and extraman Engine
No 1 Oakland Fire Department, res 855 Washington
Dolan Joseph (Dolan & Hook) fruits, vegetables and poultry, res
SF
Dolan Lizzie A Miss, looper California Hosiery Co, res 1826 Goss
Dolan M, fireman S P Co, res 1711 Atlantic
Dolan Mamie, domestic, 574 Sixteenth
Dolan Mary F Miss, cloakmaker, S F, res 1826 Goss
Dolan Michael, laborer S P Co, res 1826 Goss
Dolan Thomas, blacksmith, res 1477 Fifth
Dolan Thomas, laborer, res 690 Twenty-seventh
Dolan Thomas, painter, res 166 Seventh
Doland F W, salesman, res 1308 Webster
Dolbier Delmer, clerk, S F, res 555 East Sixteenth
Dole Julia Miss, teacher, res 1257 Harrison
Doling Francis, carpenter, res 564 Second
Doling James, carpenter McCarty & Allen, res 806 Jackson
Doll Fred, farmer, res High nr Prescott
Doll Lottie Miss, dressmaker, res 761 Peralta
Dolman Annie Miss, school teacher, res Hopkins, Fruit Yale
Dolorien John, machinist, res Eleventh nr Powell
Dolphf Lucia Miss, domestic, 633 Fourteenth
Dolsen S L Mrs, res 561 Sycamore
Domes Henrv W, mechanic C B Rice, res 1073 Thirteenth ave
DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Mrs L Buckingham pro-
prietor, 510 Fifteenth
Domestic Shoe Co, boots and shoes, 1173 Broadway
Domingo George H, barber, res 2127 Adeline
Dominick Frank, waiter Maison Dore, bds 1261 Jefferson
Donaha C Mrs, res 855 Washington
Donahar J W, propr Clarendon House
Donahar Margaret, res Clarendon House
Donahoe Michael, laborer, res n s Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave
Donahoe Murty, laborer, res Clay nr Sixth
Donahoo William H, brick mason, res 523 Sixteenth
Donahue David, laborer, res 707 Sycamore
Donahue Mary A Miss, companion, res 1305 Eighth
Donaldson Alexander, stair builder Knowles & Wetmore, res 500
Twenty -fourth
Donaldson Emily S Mrs, res 1417 Castro
Donaldson James, shipping, S F, res La Clede House
Donaldson Mary, servant, res 946 Myrtle
Donaldson V M, pressman Pacific Press, res 715 Twelfth
Donaldson William A, Solicitor Tvuckee Lumber Co, S F, res
1620 Thirteenth ave
Donato Ricci, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Donavan Maggie E Miss, foreman Mrs De Forest, res 613 Sixth
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Donavin Jack, res 757 Webster
Doubree Louis, employe California Jute Mills
Donelan Cora, dressmaker M A Thorn, res 1517 Seventh
Donelan S M Mrs, dressmaker, res 355 Tenth
Donelin T James, freight auditing clerk S P Co, res 1430 Six-
teenth
Donguy Daniel, expressman, res 218 Fifth
Donguy Felicita Mrs, res 218 Fifth
Donihue J R, civil engineer, res 762 Brush
Donivan John Mrs, nurse, res 1467 Seventh
Donley Adolphus, res 1405 Seventh
Donley John, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Donley Theresa Miss, domestic, SW cor Twenty -first ave and
East Twenty-eighth
Donnell Arthur C, insurance, S F, res 1227 Myrtle
Donnellan M A Mrs, res 814 Twenty-ninth
Donnellan Thomas, hack driver, res Clarendon House
Donnellan Thomas, printer, res 914 Twenty-eighth
Donnelly — , hackman, res 855 Washington
Donnelly Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Donnelly Elizabeth, seamstress, res cor Pacific and Campbell
Donnelly Grace Miss, res East Fourteenth nr Julia
Donnelly Henry, mining, res East Fourteenth nr Julia
Donnelly Henry T, student, res East Fourteenth nr Julia
Donnelly Hettie Miss, res East Fourteenth nr Julia
Donnelly J C, traveling salesman, S F, res 1305 Eighth
Donnelly J F, carpenter, res Girard House
Donnelly Joseph B, bookkeeper, res 1810 Goss
Donnelly Mamie, looper California Hosiery Co, res cor Pacific
and Campbell
Donnelly Mary, domestic, 726 Fifteenth
Donnelly Mary Mrs, res 1810 Goss
Donnely Mrs, res 701 East Fifteenth
Donneran Michael, laborer S P Co, res 916 Third
Donnes Fritz, janitor Emery School
Donnovan Eva Miss, employe Oakland Woolen Mills, res 916
Third
Donnovan Michael, laborer, res 916 Third
Donnovan Minnie Miss, artist, res 916 Third
Donohue C J, iron moulder, S F, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue David, laborer, res 707 Sycamore
Donohue John, laborer, res 497 Twenty-fifth
Donohue Josie Miss, waiter Pullman Hotel
Donohue Kate Miss, res 1557 Webster
Donohue Maggie C Miss, res 13p5 Sixteenth
Donohue Robert E, plumber, S F, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue Samuel J, apprentice plumber and gasfitter, res 1355
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Donovan — , clerk Joyce & Macdonald, res 855 Washington
Donovan Cornelius, plasterer, res Telegraph ave nr Alcatraz
Donovan Daniel, plasterer, res Telegraph ave nr Alcatraz
Donovan Daniel J, bookkeeper William P Slattery, res 760 Third
Donovan Edward G, letter carrier, res 613 Sixth
Donovan Eva, knitter California Hosiery Co, res 953 Third
Donovan James, plasterer, res Telegraph ave nr Alcatraz
Donovan Jeremiah C, fireman S P Co, res 1003 Third
Donovan Johanna, res Telegraph ave nr Alcatraz
Donovan John, fireman steamer Alameda, res 1003 Third
Donovan John B, compositor, res 613 Sixth
Donovan John K, teamster, res 495 Twenty-fifth
Donovan John L, paper hanger, res 1003 Third
Donovan John T, engineer Flint & Zimmerman, res 495 Twenty-
fifth
Donovan Maggie Miss, milliner, res 613 Sixth
Donovan Margaret Mrs, res 613 Sixth
Donovan Michael, laborer, res 916 Third
Donovan Minnie, flannel department California Hosiery Co, res
916 Third
Donovan Patrick, broommaker Home for Adult Blind
Donovan R T, bartender Gill & Donovan, res 613 Sixth
Donovan William J (Gill & Donovan) res 613 Sixth
Donzelmann Fred, clerk, S F, res 1407 Twelfth
Donzelmann J Fred, commercial traveler, res 1407 Twelfth
Doody Arthur H, sign painter, res 565 Sixth
Doody Daniel W, painter, res 565 Sixth
Doody & Hooley (Miles Doody and C Hooley) house and sign
painters, 474 Twelfth
Doody Miles (Doody & Hooley) and second asst engineer fire
department, City Hall, res 565 Sixth
Doody Nellie Miss, res 565 Sixth
Dooley Edmond T, supt Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, S F, res
1712 Twenty-first ave
Dooley Margaret Mrs, res 1457 Eighth
Dooley Patrick, iron worker Pacific Iron and Nail Works, bds
690 Market
Dooley Thomas, upholsterer John Williams, res S F
Doose William & Co (WTilliam Doose) groceries, wines and liquors,
227 Eighth
Doran John, laborer S P Co, res 1778 Atlantic
Doran Nicholas, sexton St Patrick's Church, res 960 Peralta
Dorety Joseph H, commission merchant, S F, res 519 East Four-
teenth
Dorgan John, carpenter, res 1715 William
Dorgan Michael, dairy, res 2417 Piedmont ave
Dorgeloh Annie Miss, domestic, res 1175 Market
Dorm an A Mrs, res 1656 Webster
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Dorman Frederick, res Beulah Park
Dorman Henry, house painter P N Kuss, res 409 Thirteenth
Dornin G W, clerk Insurance Co of London, res 1974 Webster
Dorrell James G, carpenter, res 264 B
Dorsaz Fred H, photographer W W Dames, res Alameda
Dorsch Charles, merchant tailor, 1712 Seventh
Dorsey V Miss, res 1426J San Pablo ave
Doty L W, plumber and tinsmith, 685 East Twelfth, res 1273
Thirteenth ave
Doub David M, clerk, S F, res 2217 Grove
Doud E S, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Dougery Charles, plasterer, res 1828 Adeline
Dougherty William, carpenter, res 612 Eighteenth
Dougherty W J Mrs, dressmaker, res 322 Sixth
Doughty Etta I Miss, res 1417 Sixth ave
Douglas Jennie Mrs, domestic, 1300 Harrison
Douglas Nathan S, bookkeeper Dalziel & Moller, res 2015 Chest-
nut
Douglas Oliver P Mrs, res 1919 Magnolia
Douglass Margie, domestic, 940 Filbert
Doul Alexander, with M J Keller, res 811 Sixteenth
Douthitt F L, house mover, res 1375 Seventeenth
Doutry Anton, laborer S P Co
Dove Jane Mrs, res 1534 Market
Dow Amos R, carpenter, res 1185 East Sixteenth
Dow George, steam pumps, S F, res 568 Twenty-fifth
Dow Lorenzo, carpenter, res 1370 Eleventh
Dow Michael, laborer, res cor Twenty-first ave and East Twelfth
Dow W R, res 963 Eighth
Dowd Bernard, laborer, res 1113 Third
Dowd Daniel, painter, res 1267 Campbell
Dowd John H, upholsterer, res 1267 Campbell
Dowd Joseph, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Commer-
cial Union
Dowdle Charles, clerk, res 1122 Chestnut
Dowdle Everett, pressman Pacific Press, res 1122 Chestnut
Dowdle Louisa Mrs, res 1122 Chestnut
Dowdle William H, clerk,' res 1123 Chestnut
Dowlin S E Mrs, res n s Thirty -ninth bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Dowiing Albert, bartender, res 464 Ninth
Dowling Charles, laborer Judson Iron and Nail Works, res 802
Clay
Dowling Richard, carpenter, res 415 Seventh
Dowling Thomas, waiter Tubbs Hotel
Dowling W E, upholsterer, res 555 Twenty-second
Downer Elijah, horse trainer, res Ettie nr Park ave
Downer H A, printer, res 1910 Thirteenth ave
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Downey A, barkeeper, res 464 Ninth
Downey Andrew, salesman, S F, res 854 Jefferson
Downey Ann Mrs, res 665 Fifth
Downey Annie, artist, res 665 Fifth
Downey Daniel, gripman, bds 1663 Grove
Downey Frank, teamster Hickok, Schroeder & Co, res 602
Franklin
Downey James H, teamster W S & O T Co, res 512 East Fifteenth
Downey John C, bookkeeper, S F, res 512 East Fifteenth
Downey John H, carpenter Pacific Coast Planing Mills, res S F
Downey Mary Mrs, domestic, 610 Twelfth
Downey Patrick, conductor Oakland Cable Co, bds 1663 Grove
Downey Peter, gardener, res 713 Fifteenth
Downey T A, patrolman, res 523 Tenth
Downey William, millman, res 852J Webster
Downey William, bench hand Ingler & Atkinson
Downey W J, driver police patrol wagon, res 665 Fifth
Downing Albert, bartender Jay Scott
Downing Albert, tobacco dealer, res 1018 Wood
Downing Ella Miss, res 1018 Wood
Downing Fenwick W, res 1253 Eleventh ave
Downing Fremont O, purser steamer Santa Rosa, res 1253
Eleventh ave
Downing J H, Risdon Iron Works, S F, res 709 Tenth
Downing Thomas A, carpenter, res 1253 Eleventh ave
Downing Thomas H, lather, res 728 Lewis
Downs D W, brakeman S P Co, res 1810 William
Downs Daniel, brakeman S P Co, res 1803 Seventh
Downs Orlando K, propr Tubbs Hotel Livery Stable, res Tubbs
Hotel
Downs W M, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Doyle Chester A, ticket clerk S P Co, res 1311 Fourth ave
Doyle Daniel, laborer S P Co, res Alameda
Doyle Hugh, laborer S P Co, res McPherson nr Central ave
Doyle J, employe S P Co, res 1880 Seventh
Doyle James A, tinsmith, res 909 Fifth
Doyle James J, sailmaker, res 229 Harlan
Doyle James M, sea captain and master mariner, res 1317 West
Doyle Jennie Mrs, res 665 Third
Doyle John Mrs, res 1311 Fourth ave
Doyle Luke, grocer, 852 Webster
Doyle Maggie Miss, domestic, res 1224 Eighth
DOYLE & McAULEY (T Doyle and A McAuley; proprietors Good-
enough Horseshoeing Shop, 509 Eighth
Dovle Patrick, laborer, res 1815 Seventh
Doyle T (Doyle & McAuley) res 698 Thirty-fifth
Doyle Terrance, dairyman, res 239 Hannah
Doyle Thomas R, clerk, res 229 Harlan
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Drake Emery J, asst foreman press room Pacific Press, res 1471
Grove
Drake Ernest, bookbinder Pacific Press, res 725 Eleventh
Drake George F, salesman, res 1720 Seward
Drake George W, helper S P Co, res 1720 Seward
Drake John B, porter, S F, res 1720 Seward
Drake M A Mrs, res 368 First
Drake T M Miss, weaver California Cotton Mills, res 368 First
Drake Willis, engineer rolling mill, res 2126 Magnolia
Drapal Henry, gardener, res East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Draper T B, plasterer, res 1216 Twentieth ave
Drath Henry, finisher Oakland Artificial Stone Co, res 1217
Franklin
Dreaper Calvin P, expressman, res 1667 William
Drease Annie Mrs, dressmaker, res 1053 Webster
Drees Ernest, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Drees Hermann, clerk S Angel & Co, res Foster's Wharf foot of
Franklin
Drees William, barber, 672 Broadway
Drennan Thomas B, machinist Judson Iron and Nail Works, res
cor Watts and Forty-fifth
Drennon Elizabeth Mrs, ^es 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon George W, engineer, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon N Miss, saleslady R W Mathes, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Nelson, engineer Pacific Mail Steamship Co, res 830
Webster
Drennon Vina, looper California Hosiery Co, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon William, engineer S P Co, res 830 Webster
Dresco Lorenzo (Petar & Dresco) res 1363 Castro
Dresser Walter H, ba£2fao'e master S P Co, res 856 Adeline
Dressier George, boots and shoes, 615 East Twelfth
Dressier Gustavus, boots and shoes, 615 East Twelfth
Drevassa Virginia, employe California Jute Mills
Prew Edward, employe California Jute Mills
Drew Elizabeth Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1420
Fifteenth
Drew Elmer R, res 681 Twenty -fifth
Drew Enoch, res 681 Twenty-fifth
Drew E P, master W H Dimond, res 1418 Filbert
Drew James P, employe California Jute Mills, res 1854 Short
Drew Joseph, dryman Oakland Woolen Works, res 1420 Fif-
teenth
Drew Simon J, employe California Jute Mills, res 1854 Short
Dreyer Fred, employe Wentworth Boot and 'Shoe Factory, res 310
Seventh
Dreyer John H, shoemaker A Jonas & Bro, res 310 Seventh
Dreyer Margaret Mrs, cigar maker L Lehmkuhl, res 310 Seventh
Driggs George R, res 1019 Webster
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Drinkwater Ambrose M, clerk J Cushion & Son, res 662 Nine
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Driscoll Dennis I, sailmaker, res 1661 Atlantic
Driscoll George D, car cleaner, res 940 Peralta
Driscoll Hannah Mrs, domestic, 574 Ninth
Driscoll Harry, hack driver, res 806 Alice
Driscoll James J, crockery packer, S F, res 1666 William
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer S P Co, res 753 Campbell
Driscoll J M Mrs, res 1389 Alice
Driscoll John, laborer S P Co, res 753 Campbell
Driscoll John A; plumber, res 806 Alice
Driscoll Julia, res 865 Twelfth
Driscoll Kate Miss, domestic, 146 Lake
Driscoll Lillie Miss, res 940 Peralta
Driscoll Maria Mrs, res 362 Fifth
Driscoll Nellie, domestic, 1416 Castro
Driscoll William, laborer, res 806 Alice
Driver Charles B, foundryman Pacific Press, res 708 Eleventh
Driver Henry, nurse Homeopathic Hospital, res 1057 Alice
Drivon E Mrs, dressmaker, res cor Maple and Birch
Drivon Eugene, res cor Maple and Birch
Drobel Henry, gardener, res cor East Fourteenth and Julia
Droit Thomas C, carpenter, res 703 Castro
Druby Louis, barber W C Fleischhauer, res Pullman Hotel
Drugan Alexander, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Drugan James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Druhe Hermon A, bookkeeper, S F, res 1175 Market
Druhe John H, capitalist, res 1175 Market
Druhe W H,. porter S P Co wharf, res 1175 Market
Druhm Carl, propr Oakland Paper Box Factory, res 1366 Elev-
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Druhm Joseph, employe Oakland Paper Box Factory, res 658
Third
Druin Daniel, expressman, res 218 Fifth
Drum Frank G (Hagin & Tevis) r« s 953 Market
Drum John S, capitalist, 1050 Broadway, res 953 Market
Drury Josephine S Miss, res 1253 Twelfth ave
Drussel Julia Mrs, res 918 Filbert
Drussel Louis, book agt, res 918 Filbert
Dryer Ella Miss, res 1831 Adeline
Dryer M Miss, cigar maker L Lehmkuhl, res 310 Seventh
Dryer Margaret Mrs, res 1831 Adeline
Drynen Annie C Miss, res 227 Tenth
Drynen John, watchman custom house, S F, res 227 Tenth
Drynen Mary L Miss, bookkeeper, S F, res 227 Tenth
Dubernet L, met chant, res 1271 Eleventh ave
Dubernet L Mrs, propr East Oakland Dressmaking Parlors, NE
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Dubernet Lucien, picture frame maker, res 1267 Eleventh ave
Dubernet'R, clerk, res 1271 Eleventh ave
Dubois Benjamin, patternmaker, res 2101 Adeline
Du Bois Fred W, res 602 East Twelfth
Dubois M, farmer, res Lake Shore ave
Dubois P G, carpenter, res 2101 Adeline
Du Bois William C, res 602 East Twelfth
Du Boise Elijah, dairyman, res Lake Shore ave
Duby Richard, chief clerk auditor's office, S F, res 1403 Chestnut
Duchesneau Thomas, employe Judson Iron and Nail Works, res
n s Summer nr Adeline
Duchran Emel A, tuilor, res 807 Wood
Duck George H, employe S P Co, res 1687 Twelfth
Duck Lewis, freight clerk S P Co, res 1687 Twelfth
Ducroquet Joseph, laundryman, res 214 Second
Duddy Martin, express and carryall, SW cor Eighth and Broad-
way, res 9 1 1 Alice
Duddy William F, carriage painter, bds 911 Alice
Dudley Ary A, res 1222 Franklin
Dudley Charles P, groceries, 1207 Adeline, res 1236 Adeline
Dudley E C, conductor S P Co, res 816 Broadway
Dudley Ezra C, conductor S P Co, res Market Street Block
Dudley George E, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Dudlev Justin Z. artist, res 1222 Franklin
Dudley Lulu Mrs, res 1465 Tenth ave
Dudley Pressley W, res 1005 Franklin
DUDLEY WILLIAM M (Glines & Dudley) res 1236 Adeline
Dudley Z K, cabinet maker, 1124 Webster
Dudrian Cerill, knife and shear sharpener, res 603 Webster
Duell Charles, painter C P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Dueser Kate Miss, domestic, 964 Eighth
Duff William, machinist, S F, res 1306 Seventh
Duff William, shipkeeper S P Co, res 1725 William
Duffey Edward, foreman, res 919 Jefferson
Duffie Frances Miss, shirtmaker M J Keller, res Jurgens Block
Duffy A J, capitalist, res Newland House
Duffy B Mrs, res 1355 Kirkham
Duffy Bernard, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Duffy Bessie, res 1355 Kirkham
Duffy Edward F, teamster WS&OTCo, res SE cor Fourteenth
and Franklin
Duffy George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Duffy James, porter, S F, res 819 Filbert
Duffy James, watchmaker, res Winthrop House
Duffy James A, capitalist, res Galindo Hotel
Duffy James F, mining engineer, res 811 Center
Duffy John E, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 819 Filbert
Duffy Kate, domestic, 856 Jefferson
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Duffy Lizzie, employe Went worth Boot and Shoe Factory, res
819 Filbert
Duffy Rose Miss, res La (Jlede House
Duffy Thomas, ornamental plasterer, res 1355 Kirkham
Duffy Thomas, laborer, res 2761 Shattuck ave
Duffy Thomas M, porter, res 819 Filbert
Dufit Mary Mrs, res 372 First
Dugan Charles E, bookkeeper, res 1048 Peralta
Dugan George, lather, res 1399 Thirtieth
Dugan Jennie E Miss, domestic, 1668 Thirteenth
Dujolly George, painter, res 752 Willow
Duley Margaret Mrs, res 1457 Eighth
Dultich Luigi, capitalist, res 652J East Fourteenth
Dumas James E, farmer, res 557 Sixth
Dumett E C Mrs, res 1574 Seventh ave
Dumett J C, engineer, res 1574 Seventh ave
Dumont Joseph, teamster V L Fortin, res 709 Washington
Dun Joseph, clerk Salinger's, res 855 Washington
Dunakin Thomas H, foreman C A Whitney, S F, res 1308
Twelfth ave
Dunbar Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Dunbar A S Mrs, res 431 Hawthorne ave
Dunbar E A Mrs. res 928 Thirty-fourth
Dunbar Jennie L, res cor East Seventeenth and Twentieth ave
Dunbar Joseph, laundryman, res 1418 Fifteenth
Dunbar Joshua, tea and coffee dealer, res cor East Seventeenth
and Twentieth ave
Dunbar Katie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1418
Fifteenth
Dunbar Lillie Miss, res 922 Thirty-fourth
Dunbar Lizzie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1418
Fifteenth
Dunbar S G S, principal Durant School, res 431 Hawthorne ave
Duncan Alexander, bookkeeper James Wilson, res 1524 Broadway
Duncan Anna Miss, res 1059 Brush
Duncan Dora G Mrs, res 11 56 J Seventh
Duncan Fanny Mrs, res 1059 Brush
Duncan George J, brakeman S P Co, res 1726 William
Duncan J, yardman S P Co, res 831 Cedar
Duncan James, engineer California Jute Mill, res 1607 Thirteenth
ave
Duncan J J, res 1059 Brush
Duncan John M, conductor S P Co, res 1115 Campbell
Duncan MAS Mrs, res n s Forty-fourth nr Telegraph ave
Duncan R D, painter S P Co, res S F
Duncan Richard M, groceries and provisions, 851 Myrtle, res 945
Myrtle
Duncan Robert, carpenter, res 956 Third
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Duncan Robert, salesman, S F, res 1725 Taylor
Duncombe Lucy M Mrs, res 1676 Thirteenth ave
Duncombe William A, propr Bon Ton Boat House, Lake Merritt
Dune'ker-Hansen Christian, res 1702 East Twenty-fourth
Dungan E L, brakeman S P Co, res 1718J Seventh
Dunham B F (Dunham, Carrigan & Co, S F) res 1397 Alice
Dunham C A, sea captain, res 1311 Jefferson
Dunham C A Mrs, res 1311 Jefferson
Dunham Clarissa Mrs, ivs 527 Seventh
Dunham David, grocer, cor Seventh and Clay, res 524 Sixth
Dunham David, clerk, res 524 Sixth
Dunham Emily Miss, res 524 Sixth
Dunham George P, hack driver, res 524 Sixth
Dunham T, laborer, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-ninth
Duninor William, carpenter, res 1715 Taylor
DUNLAP CHARLES H, agent Mutual Life Insurance Co of New
York, 962 Broadway, res Alameda
Dunlap Henry A, house mover, res 831 Union
Dunlap William, apprentice Ham Coleman, res 831 Union
Dun lay Ad die Mrs, housekeeper, res 1267 Webster
Dunlevy Michael, Nevada Meat Market, 971 Third
Dunmire Samuel S, res 1361 Franklin
Dunn Alexander, machinist, res 1370 Ninth
Dunn Alexander Mrs, res 1414 Seventeenth
Dunn Charles, student, res 1656 Webster
Dunn Clara B, clerk, res 629 Sycamore
Dunn J, saloon, NE cor Twelfth and Powell, North Oakland
Dunn James, butcher L Schaffer, res 555 Sixth
Dunn James, moulder, res alley bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
aves and East Fourteenth and East Fifteenth
DUNN J M, dentist, 1155 Broadway, rms 28 and 29, res Erie Block,
rms 7 and 14
Dunn Margaret, domestic, 765 Fourteenth
Dunn Mary Miss, res 690 Sycamore
Dunn Patrick, laborer, res 1612 Myrtle
Dunn R K, dentist, Delger Block, rm 3, res 1224 Franklin
Dunn Samuel W, agt, res 692 Sycamore
Dunn Thomas, laborer, res 972 East Sixteenth
Dunn Wilson D, res 629 Sycamore
Dunn W L, clerk H E Fawcett, res 629 Sycamore
Dimnavan John, paper hanger, res 1060 Broadway
Dunnet G A, artist, res 378 East Fifteenth
Dunphy Thomas, res 762 Twentieth
Dunstan John, gardener, res 515 Twenty-fourth
Dupoli William, with Michael Petonni, bds cor Seventh and
Washington
Dupont John, boot polishing stand, SW cor Tenth and Broadway,
res 101 Franklin
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Du Prat Augustus, broker. S F, res 1057 Campbell
DUPRE AMERMAN J MRS, physician, 463 Thirteenth
Dupuis Samuel, teamster Remillard Brick Co, bds 560 Second
Duran Agnes Mrs, res 1128 Myrtle
Duran Edward C, artist, res 1128 Myrtle
Durand S W, horseman, res 1152 Franklin
Durant Amos, cleaner S P Co, res 600 Twelfth
Durant J E Mrs, res 1353 Tenth ave
Durant School, S G S Dunbar principal, Twenty-eighth nr Grove
Durenberger Michel, tailor M J Keller, res 1118 Third
Durham John, gardener, res Linden Lane nr Broadway
Durham John O, Home for Adult Blind
Durham John P Mrs, milliner, res 1116 Washington
Durham J P Mrs, saleslady F M Reed & Co, res 1116 Washington
Durkan Annie J Miss, domestic, 1311 Fifth ave
Durkeil Mary, domestic, 1265 Grove
Durkin J M, U S custom, S F, res Golden Eagle Hotel
Durmot J, watchman S P Co, res Everetts Block
Durning Thomas, clerk Wm Walsh, res' 1614 Fifteenth
Durning Thomas A, compositor, S F, res 1614 Fifteenth
Durning Thomas G, mining agt, res 524 East Eighteenth
Durning Thomas A Jr, clerk, res 1614 Fifteenth
Du Rose Alice Miss, res 1117 Poplar
Du Rose Charles H, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 1117
Poplar
Du Rose Francis F, merchant, res 1117 Poplar
Durrer Arnold, milk ranch, res Beulah Park
Durst Joachim, res 1113 Adeline
Dusinbury Harry E, asst bookkeeper, S F, res 1228 Adeline
Dusinbury John B, res 1228 Adeline
DUSINBURY MYRON T> real estate, insurance, and notary public,
970 Broadway, res 1228 Adeline
Dustin James, horse traner, res Randlett House
Dutra Joseph, res 1744 Seventh
Dutria An tone G, laborer, res 1413 Eighteenth
Dutton C E, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 481 Twenty-
fifth
Dutton Jane Mrs, res 914 Fifth
Dutton John W (Dutton & Tuttle) res NW cor Thirty-third and
Grove
DUTTON & TUTTLE (J W Dutton and S J Tuttle), real estate,
972 Broadway
Duval Frank, driver S P Co. res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth
Duval Oliver, carpenter, re^ 777 Fourteenth
Dwier Misses, dressmakers (Miss Mary Dwier and Miss Maggie
Dwier) SE cor Alcatraz and Adeline
Dwier Maggie Miss (Misses Dwier) res SE cor Alcatraz and
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Dwinell Israel E Rev, professor Pacific Theological Seminary, res
Hopkins Academy
Dwyer Annie Miss, domestic C D Haven, Eighth nr Linden
Dwyer Annie Miss, res 252 Eighth
Dwyer Bridget, res 1010 Third .
Dwyer Cornelius, laborer, res w s Union nr Twenty-sixth
Dwyer Daniel D, marble works, res Piedmont ave nr Cemetery
Dye Annie, domestic Brunswick House
Dyer Alice Miss, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer E Mrs, res 1307 Chustnut
Dyer Harold P, electrician, res 1307 Chustnut
Dyer Henry S, res 1307 Chestnut •
Dyer Hubert, student University, res 1307 Chestnut
Dyer James A, painter S P Co, res 555 Seventh
Dyer Jennie H Miss, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer Joseph P, stock broker, S F, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer M S Miss, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer Ruth B Miss, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer Sarah N Mrs, res 1102 East Sixteenth
Dyes Annie, domestic, res 1557 Webster
Dyke Julia A Mrs, res 161 Third
Dynes Wm, conductor S P Co, res 1116 Wood
Eadie James, marble cutter Mountain View Cemetery
Eadie Wm, marble polisher Mountain View Cemetery
Eadon G A, res Beulah Park
Eadon Moses, buyer Hawley Bros, S F, res 916 Fifth
Eads C A Mrs, employment bureau and dressmaker, 506 Ninth
Eagan Catherine Mrs, res 1108 Third
Eagan Ella Miss, dressmaker, res 1108 Third
Eagan J J. clerk Puget Sound Lumber Co, res Webers Hotel
Eagan John, machinist, res 1108 Third
Eagan Theresa Miss, dressmaker, res 1108 Third
Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, Richard Abbey pres, 611-615
3 Market
Eagle Planing Mills, Towle & Broadwell proprs, 365 Fourteenth
Eames George W, brakeman S P Co, res 837 Clay
Eames Jean Miss, res 266 Thirteenth
Eames Louisa C Mrs, res 837 Clay
Eames Philo B, paper carrier, res NW cor Lusk and Fortieth
Eames Roscoe L, teacher shorthand, res 554 Thirty-fifth
Eames Wm W, carpenter S P Co, res 837 Clay
Earhart George T, apprentice Jacob Mueller, res 770 Fifth
Earhart J G, gardener, res 770 Fifth
EARHART P L dairy produce and fruit, res 1220 San Pablo ave
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Earickson E J, upholsterer, res 1826 Adeline
Earl Adelia Mrs, res 1119 West
Earl George, pattern maker, S F, res 322 B
EARL GUY C> attorney-at-law and assistant district attorney,
NW cor Ninth and Broadway, rms 15 and 16, res 1119
West
Earl Walter, grocer, 951 Webster
Earl W Mrs, tailoress, res 1019 Broadway
Earle John B, bank clerk, S F, res Summit ave, Prospect Heights
Earle Katie Mrs, res 1113 Third
Easter Emma Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter G S, watchmaker, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter John W, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1401 Broadway, res
1718 San Pablo ave
Easter John W Jr, artist, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter Laura E Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter Mary P Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter Nettie Miss, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Easter Sherman, res 1718 San Pablo ave
Eastern Market, T J Crowley propr, 601 Sixteenth
Eastham Henry F, sea captain, res 513 East Fifteenth
Eastham Maria Mrs, res 513 East Fifteenth
Eastland Alfred T, clerk Oakland Gas Co, S F, and sec Stockton
Gas Co, res 966 Jefferson
Eastland Joseph G, pres Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res
Rockridge Park
Eastland Josephine Miss, res 1212 Grove
Eastland Van L, supt and engineer Oakland Gas Light and Heat
Co, res 817 Grove
Eastland W H, employe 1 R Burns & Co, S F, res 970 Jefferson
Eastman Ada Miss, teacher, res 460 Twenty-fourth
Eastman Alfred, res cor Brooklyn and Watson aves, East Oak-
land
Eastman Bowman, res 1322 Tenth
Eastman C A Miss, res 1322 Tenth
Eastman Charles H, commission merchant, res 335 East Twelfth
Eastman E Miss, res 460 Twenty-fourth
Eastman Frank G, supt Oakland Paving Co's quarry, res 460
Twenty-fourth
Eastman H C Prof, elocutionist, res Fairmont House
Eastman Joel A, carpenter, res 962 Grove
Eastman Lucretia E Miss, res cor Brooklyn and Watson aves,
East Oakland
Eastman M H, supt Oakland Paving Co, res 64 Valley
Eastman Moses L, res 354 East Sixteenth
Eastman Walter F, res 354 East Sixteenth
East Oakland Brewery, Rudolph Ringgenberg propr, cor Eighth
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East Oakland Congregational Church, Rev C F Clapp pastor'
Washington Hall, 307 East Twelfth, services every Simday
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East Oakland Free Reading Room, Miss Charlotte E Bromley
curator, 564 East Twelfth
East Oakland Grove No 49, A 0 D, meets hall 764 East Twelfth
East Oakland Hotel, D M Bacon proprietor, 579 and 581 East
Twelfth
East Oakland Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev John W Ross
pastor, Seventh ave bet East Fourteenth and East Fifteenth
EAST OAKLAND NEWS, James D Naiome proprietor, SE cor
East Fourteenth and Thirteenth ave
East Oakland Planing Mills, Crist, Gallagher & Co proprs, cor
East Twelfth and Fourteenth ave
East Oakland Presbyterian Church, E S Chapman D D pastor,
cor East Fourteenth and Fifteenth ave
Easton Berkeley, apprentice Tribune Publishing Co.. res Berkeley
Easton M T Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Eastwood Hattie Miss, res 563 Eleventh
Eaton Anna J Mrs, res 1367 Castro
Eaton Chas H, lumber surveyor, res 1450 J Seventh
Eaton Chas S, foreman P E Keith, res 377 Eleventh
Eaton Hattie F Mrs, res 854 Brush
Eaton Henry J, foreman marking room Contra Costa Laundry,
res 1416 Sixteenth
Eaton Joseph C, mining operator, res 17C9 Nineteenth ave
Ebeling Maria Mrs, dairy, w s Park ave nr Alameda
Ebell Society, meets Hamilton Hall, cor Jefferson and Thirteenth
Eberhard Carl, sausage factory, 467J Eighth, res 204 Seventh
Eberlein Charles S (Townsend & Eberlein) res 837 Twenty-ninth
Eberlin Ernst, baker, res 1651 Seventh
Ebling Christopher, res 1073 Fourteenth ave
Ebpinger — , Enquirer staff, res Hotel Merritt
Ebra Lawrence, blacksmith, Forty -third nr Telegraph ave
Eby John D, merchant, S F, res 1213 Myrtle
Eccles W J, painter, res 951 Thirty-fifth
ECHOES (weekly) F R Porter editor and proprietor, Girard
House
Ecker John W, carpenter, res 371 Tenth
Eckert May Miss, actress, res Galindo Hotel
Eckert T W, actor, res Galindo Hotel
Eckert T W Mrs, actress, res Galindo Hotel
Eckhardt Louis H, billiards, 471-475 Eighth, res 472 Eighth
Eckles Clement, carpenter, res Tenth nr Folsom, North Oakland
Eckles Norman, porter Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res Tenth nr
Folsom, North Oakland
Eckles Ramond, brass finisher, S F, res Tenth nr Folsom, North
Oakland
W W MONTAGUE & CO MARBLElZEDMTELSandFiRKCRATEs'
309,311,313,315^ 317 Market St. S. F
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OAKLAND.
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Eckson Annie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Eckstrum Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Edberg Lena Miss, domestic M Freeman, res 22 Maple
Eddie Isaac, poultryman, Mitchell nr Fruit Vale Creek
Eddings William C (Brownell & Eddings) res 363J Twelfth
Eddy Chas, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 973 Third
Eddy E G, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works
Eddy Henry, laborer, res 973 Third
Eden Emma A Mrs, milliner, 965 Broadway, res 517 Thirty-sixth
Eden William J, city agt Alameda County Branch Home Mutual
Insurance Co, res 517 Thirty-sixth
Edgar Arthur, fireman S P Co
Edgar James, miner, res n s Forty-first bet San Pablo and Ade-
line
Edgar Margaret J Mrs, res 2153 West
Edgar Robert, deputy county clerK, res Berkeley
Edgar Samuel, employe Mountain View Cemetery
Edgar W J, fireman S P Co
Edgcomb Richard P, carpenter, res 811 Pine
Edholm Charlton Madame, journalist Oakland Tribune and ed-
itor Christian Home, res 316 Tenth
Edmonds Charles V, journalist, 1410 Tenth
Edmonds Walter J, barber, 924 Broadway, res 806 Clay
Edoff James P, agt, res 913 Grove
Edstrom Thomas, trunkmaker, 811 Center
Eduff D P, commercial traveler, S F, res 913 Grove
Edward Charles, employe box factory, res 612| East Twelfth
Edward James L, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 738
Myrtle
Edwards Mrs, bds 769 Jefferson
Edwards Ambrose F, jeweler R W Edwards, res 1113 Linden
Edwards B F, dentist, 859 Broadway, res 1006 Fifth
Edwards Charles Mrs, res 656 Sixth
Edwards Charles S, clerk, res 522 East Fourteenth
Edwards David S, res 1326 Tenth ave
Edwards Eben, coachman, res 1568 Webster
Edwards Edith Mrs, res 1006 Fifth
Edwards Evan J,, coachman AK P Harmon, res 481 Twenty-
fourth
EDWARDS F J & CO (F J Edwards and Harry D Hardy) oyster
and fish dealers, 468 Eleventh
Edwards Frederick J (F J Edwards & Co) res 865 Union
Edwards George, employe S P Co, res 1458 Twelfth
Edwards George, steward steamer Santa Rosa, res Blake House
Edwards George C, professor State University, res 1568 Webster
Edwards George H, gripman Oakland Cable Co, res 682 Twenty-
fifth
Edwards G H, barkeeper James Butler, res 760 Franklin
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Edwards George W, insurance broker and advertising agt, res
1714 Eighth
Edwards G W, brakeman S P Co, res 1714 Eighth
Edwards Georgie B, res 1326 Eighteenth ave
Edwards Gus, brakeman S P Co, res 914 Pine
Edwards H, brakeman S P Co, res 1870 William
Edwards James, farmer, res 1226 Twelfth
Edwards James L, millman, res 690 Market
Edwards J G, editor and publisher Coast Review, S F, res 520
Tenth
Edwards John, engineer S P Co, res 914 Pine
Edwards John, fireman S P Co, res 1687 Seventh
Edwards John, iron worker Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
516 Fifth
Edwards John, student, res 417 East Fourteenth
Edwards L Mrs, res 522 East Fourteenth
Edwards Lucy B Miss, res 1326 Tenth ave
Edwards Moroni, capitalist, res 927 Myrtle
Edwards Nellie Miss, res 1430 Twenty-third ave
Edwards Perry Mrs, res 769 Jefferson
Edwards R W, jeweler and watchmaker, 963 Broadway, res
1054 Twelfth
Edwards T Miss, res 1430 Twenty -third ave
Edwards William, carpenter, res cor Nineteenth ave and East
Fourteenth
Edwards William S, caterer, S F, res 682 Twenty-fifth
Eel Catherine Mrs, res cor Nineteenth ave and East Twelfth
Eells Chas P, atty-at-law, S F, res San Pablo ave nr Forty-fifth,
North Oakland
Egan Patrick, driver Wm Walsh, res 1320 Peralta
EGERT L H> butcher, 966 Broadway, res Alameda
Eggart Thomas, dairyman Vernon Park Dairy
Egger J O, dairy produce, 871 Wood
Eggers Frederick, varnisher, res 1221 Adeline
Eggers George, varnisher, res 1221 Adeline
Eggers Oscar, res 301 Second
Eggleston Fred E, carpenter M S Jordan, res 1122 East Seven-
teenth
Egleston Edgar A, sticker Oakland Planing Mills, res 819 Wash-
ington
Egleston George A, conductor Oakland Cable Co, res s s Fortieth
bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Egleston & Klauenbeig (William H Egleston and Herman Klauen-
berg) barbers, 616 East Twelfth
Egleston Lydia Mrs, res s s Fortieth bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Egleston William H fEgleston & Klauenberg)
Egters Oscar, deck hand steamer Alameda, res 301 Second
Ehenery Mrs, res 814 Clay
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Eian Christopher, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 664
Twenty-sixth
Eibach Charles, fresco painter, res 976 Chester
Eiben Fred G (Eiben & Nor) res 943 Peralta
EIBEN & NOR (Fred G Eiben and Andrew J Nor) grocers and
liquor dealers, 1572 Seventh, branch store 860 Peralta
Eichenberger Emil, photograph retoucher, S F, res 273 Sixth, rear
EICHENBERGER L photographic art gallery, 510 Seventh, res
same
Eichler Albert R, res 1208 Adeline
Eichler Frank, music teacher, s s Orchard ave nr Broadway
Eien C C, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 664 Twenty-
sixth
Eiferle Christ, saloon, Old County Road nr Fruit Vale ave
Eighmy Mary J Mrs, dressmaker, res cor Seventh and Campbell
Eighmy Rosetta M Miss, dancing teacher, res cor Seventh and
Campbell
Eisan A F, millwright Wagner & O'Brien, S F, res 843 Franklin
Eisenmenger Adele, domestic, 1259 Alice
Eitel Charles H, lumberman, res 820 Henry
Eitel John A, laborer S P Co, res 1679 Atlantic
Ekensteen August, packer Murphy, Grant & Co, S F, res 1155
Campbell
Ekstrom Ach W, laborer, res 557 Thirty-sixth
Eland Robert, asphaltum roofer, res 1420 Tenth
El Capitan Division No 115, Order of Railway Conductors, 453
Eighth
Elder Alexander, bookkeeper, S F, res 1217 Harrison
Elder Etta Miss, teacher, res 1217 Harrison
Elder Robert C, clerk F M ITusted, S F, res 1217 Harrison
Elder S C Mrs, res 1217 Harrison
Elder William G, bookkeeper, S F, res 1217 Harrison
Eldridge David, fisherman, res Ettie nr Park ave
Eldridge E S Mrs, res 304 Fourteenth
Eldridge George, fisherman, res Ettie nr Park ave
Eldridge Joseph B, painter, res 493 Twenty-fifth
Eldridge S A, insurance broker, S F, res 304 Fourteenth
Eldridge Washington, fisherman, res Ettie nr Park ave
Eley Samuel B, engineer, res 812 Chester
Elfen Otto, quarryman Alameda Macadamizing Co, res Lake
Shore ave
Elford Mary E Mrs, res 1911 San Pablo ave
Elford William, carpenter, res NE cor Tenth ave and East
Twenty-third
Elford W R, car builder Oakland Planing Mills, res 1911 San
Pablo ave
Eliaser Samuel, salesman E Barnett, res 412 Fifth
Eliason Augustus A, res 752 Sixteenth
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Eliesen Martin E, cabinet maker, res 1607 Market ^
Eliot C E (H Bankhead & Co) res 462 Ninth
Elison Sophie Miss, res 1120 Twelfth
Elkan Abram, mfr boots and shoes, 374 Twelfth
Ellard Herbert W, clerk, res 972 Cypress
Ellard W H, chief engineer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res
972 Cypress
Ellinson Mrs, res 1512 Ninth
Ellinson John, res 1512 Ninth
Elliot John, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 2038 Union
Elliot Mary Mrs, res 760 Seventeenth
Elliott — , farmer, res cor East Thirty-fifth and Cameron
Elliott Annie A, res 946 Thirty-fourth
Elliott Austin A, mechanic C B Rice, res 1073 Thirteenth ave
Elliott C E, furniture, 911 Washington, res 462 Ninth
Elliott C N Mrs, res 357 Eleventh
Elliott Fontaine, res 1407 Franklin
ELLIOTT FRANK L> electric supplies, 922 Broadway, res 357
Eleventh
Elliott George, brakeman S P Co, res 1684 Taylor
Elliott George, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 2036 Union
Elliott H, hack driver, res 836 Broadway
Elliott Harvey, res 860 Broadway
Elliott Helen Mrs, canvasser J Dewing Co, res 1407 Franklin
Elliott Ida Miss, res 1534 Broadway
Elliott Idelle Miss, res 1407 Franklin
Elliott James, teamster Taylor & Co, res 827 Brush
Elliott Jennie Miss, res 657 Grove •
Elliott Louisa Miss, dressmaker M Milliken, res 1355 Telegraph ave
Elliott Maggie Miss, res 946 Thirty -fourth
Elliott Mary Miss, res n s Spring nr Adeline
Elliott Matthew, res n s Spring nr Adeline
Elliott Rebecca Miss, res n s Spring nr Adeline
Elliott Robert, driver Eagle Box Factory, res 657 Grove
Elliott S T Mrs, res 1534 Broadway
Elliott W H, bridge contractor, res 769 Twenty-first
Elliott William, brakeman S P Co, res 914 Pine
ELLIOTT W P, with Frank L Elliott, res 357 Eleventh
Ellis A A Mrs, dressmaker, 524 Sixteenth
Ellis Carrie M Miss, teacher Swett School, res 1351 Fourth ave
ELLIS C H> armorer Companies A and F Fifth Infantry, res
1205 West
Ellis Charles, laborer, res 766 East Thirty-fifth
Ellis Cvrus E, res 967 Pine
Ellis Felix D, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co, S F, res 1277 Ninth ave
Ellis George, barber, Telegraph ave nr Forty-ninth
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Ellis Griffith, fireman steamer Piedmont, res 941 Pine
Eliis Harry, compressed yeast mfr, res 471 Twenty-second
Ellis Harry, grain dealer, S F, res 914 Sixteenth
Ellis Hattie Mis, res 461| Fourth
Ellis J H, paint mixer Petroline Paint Co, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Ellis John, commercial agt, res 1069 Ninth ave
Ellis John F, printer H S Crocker & Co, res 1069 Ninth ave
Ellis Laura Mrs, waitress, res 1609 Myrtle
Ellis Phelix D, insurance agt, res 1277 Ninth ave
Ellis Richard, helper S P Co, res 803 Willow
Ellis W Brobury, res 1277 Ninth ave
Ellis W G, mfg jeweler, 954 Broadway, res 1010 West
Ellison Bert, res Pleasant Valley, Piedmont
Ellsworth J T, tailor M J Keller, res 804 Brush
Ellsworth L Mrs, dressmaker, res 1108 J Broadway
Ell wood Mary Mrs, res 1470 Thirteenth ave
Elmer Harry, res 821 Market
Elming Frank, gardener, res north end Fruit Vale ave
Elmore George, machinist, S F, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Elmore Louisa Mrs, dressmaker, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Elms J J, upholsterer, res 1718 Linden
Elsey Charles, farmer, res 653 Eleventh
Elveidge — , bds 562 Eighth
Elvidge Annie Miss, res 912 Poplar
Elvidge Charles, draughtsman Stearn & Co, S F, res 912 Poplar
Elvidge Fred, machinist, S F, res 912 Poplar
Elvidge G Ford, bookkeeper, res 912 Poplar
Elvin Daniel., gardener, res 752 Sixteenth
Elvin Daniel, coachman, 1265 Grove
Elwood Matthew, roundhouse man S P Co, res 520 Fifth
Ely Ann Mrs, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Ely George J, dairyman, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Ely George S B, engineer, res 812 Chester
Ely Susan Miss, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Elzy Even J, mining supt, res 260 Fifth
Eme Claude, res 1355 Eighth
Eme Ernest, engineer S P Co, res 1355 Eighth
Emerson Julia Miss, domestic, 70 East Twelfth
Emerson Lendon C, clerk, res 932 Union
Emerson Ralph Mrs, res Blake House
Emerson William Henry, bottler Taylor & Lohse, res 1052 East
Eleventh
EMERY A H> manager Pacific Coast Electrical Construction Co,
352 Second, res S F
Emery C C, cleaner S P Co, res 1021 Kirkham
Emery District Public School, Miss H C Larkin principal, Miss
S A McFeeley asst, Forty-first nr San Pablo ave
Emery George F, commercial traveler, res 1021 Kirkham
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Emery J A, vice-pres Oakland Home Insurance Co, res cor Park
and San Pablo ave
Emery John A Rev, rector St Andrew's Episcopal Church, res 964
Cypress
Emery Moses, capitalist, res Brunswick
EMERY T C> wood, coal, hay and grain, 1694 Seventh, res 680
Thirty-fourth
Emeiy W R, employe California Cotton Mills
Emeryville Post-office, G P Clapp postmaster, Park ave nr Emery
Station S P R R
Emil Gabriel, res Union Hotel
Emiay Fred E (O Emlay & Sons) res 690 Twenty-fifth
Emlay L A (O Emlay & Sons) res 690 Twenty-fifth
Emlay O (O Emlay h Sons) res 690 Twenty-fifth
Emlay O & Sons (O, F E and L A) saddlery and harness, 1160
Broadway
Emlay T E, harness maker, res 1160 Broadway
Emmatt John S, bookkeeper S P Co, S F, res 1317 Tenth
Enas George H, master mariner, res 1306 Twelfth ave
Encinal Flour Mill, Gould & Williamson proprs, 751 and 753
Washington
Endrich George, painter, 705 East Twelfth, res 703 East Twelfth
Engelbretson Finkel, expressman, res 1634 Myrtle
Engelund Joe, car driver .Fourteenth Street Railroad Co, res 1320
Kirkham
Englander Mattie V Mrs, res 656 Myrtle /
Engle Sadie Miss, copyist Hall of Records, res 361 Fifth
Englebright Henry, blacksmith, res 1671 Seward _ I
Engler Charles, carpenter, res 205 Third Jj, C
Engler Edward, employe Oakland Planing Mills, res 854 Harrison
Engling Gustav, tinsmith, res 1267 Seventh ave
English Francis M, tutor, res 460 East Seventeenth (0
English Harry, moulder, S F, res 1112 Thirtieth J
English James, clerk, res 1672 Pacific U
English J M, capitalist, res 1001 Jackson fi) '
English John T, carpenter, res 1622 Myrtle 2. I
English M Mrs, res 1112 Thirtieth 3
English Warren B, grain dealer, S F, res 1268 Harrison f)
English William D, pres harbor commissioner's office, S F, res Z
128 Tenth O 2
Engs John S, salesman, S F, res 1607 Telegraph ave © (
Engwick Knud, carpenter, res 1079 East Fifteenth ~ r
Ennis Frank, laborer, res 730 Chester
Ennis Harriet Mrs, res 373 Second
Ennis Hattie F Miss, res 318J Third
Ennis John, mechanic, res 1518 Third 4
Ennis Joseph, laborer, res 702 Twenty-sixth
Ennis Katie Mrs, res 713 Franklin
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Ennis Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 1518 Third
Ennis William, stoker Engine No 3, fire department, res 1671
Eighth
Ennis William, driver Fire Engine No 3, res 1713 Eighth
Enos Antone Rodregus, tanner Oak Grove Tannery, res 923 East
Fourteenth
Enos Antonio, laborer, res 1019 East Twenty-second
Enos Frank, laborer, res 666 East Sixteenth
Enos Frank, laborer S P Co, res 909 East Fourteenth
Enos Frank, laborer S P Co, res 730 Chestnut
Enos Henry C, bookkeeper George Black, res 802 Wood
Enos Joseph, varnisher, res n s Forty-second bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Enos Joseph, bootmaker, res NW cor Henry and Fifth
Enos Joseph, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res cor Twenty-
sixth and San Pablo ave
Enos Joseph, laborer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 812 Third
Enos Manuel, laborer S P Co, res Fifteenth ave, East Oakland
Enos Manuel J, barber, 1466 Seventh, res 812 Henry
Enos Morris, driver Vernon Park Dairy, res NW cor New Broad-
way and College ave
Enos Nancy Mrs, res 802 Wood
Enos Thomas A, fireman S P Co, res 802 Wood
Enright John J, waiter Philadelphia Restaurant, res 728 Twelfth
Ensemble Club, Hamilton Hall, cor Jefferson and Thirteenth
Ensign Charles F, engineer, res cor Birch and Telegraph ave
ENTERPRISE JOB PRINTING OFFICE, William B Moody pro-
prietor, 476 Tenth
Enterprise Lodge No 298, I O O F, meets in hall cor San Pablo
ave and Twenty-eighth
Enterprise Market, Miller & Ernst proprs, 855 West
Entzmann Arnold, draughtsman, res 1171 Seventh
Enz Antone, employe Talcott's Dairy, res High opp Prescott
Enz Louis, employe Talcott's Dairy, res High opp Prescott
Episcopal Mission Sunday-school, service at 2:30 and 4 pm, 650
Broadway
Eplin Anson, baker John WulfF, res 1651 Seventh
Eppstein M, laborer Bercovich Bros, res NE cor Fourth and Web-
ster
Erickson Andrew, gardener A J Gillis, res 1923 Union
Erickson Eva C, ironer Contra Costa Laundry, res 1326 Twelfth
Erickson E, tailor N Larson, res 374J Twelfth
Erickson Herman, furnaceman Judson Iron and Nail Works, res
222 B
Erickson Hilma, domestic, 520 Sixteenth
Ericson Helma, domestic J L Howard, Vernon Heights
Erie House, E WT Talman propr, 1113 Broadway
Errickson Fred, steam boating, res 1012 Twenty-fourth
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Erricson Andrew, gardener E Gill, res Union nr Twenty-eighth
Ernst E Miss, res 566 Twenty-fourth
Ernst Paul (Miller & Ernst) res 643 Linden
Erskine Wilbur F, first officer steamer St Paul, res 1362 Eleventh
ave
Erwin Steward, coachman Chauncey Taylor, res 820 Twenty-
second
Escalet Lizzie, domestic, 1331 Chestnut
Esmond M E Mrs, res 806 Franklin
Esparro J F, tanner Oak Grove Tannery, res 952 East Twentieth
Esperanza John, laundryman, res 1515 San Pablo ave
Estasio Antone, agt Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co, res
1103 Sixteenth ave
Estey John C (Nash & Estey) res 535 Seventeenth
Estey Minnie V Miss, clerk Contra Costa Laundry office, res 535
Seventeenth
Estman Moses H, res 464 Valley
Etzold Minnie M Miss, nurse girl, 1217 Filbert
Eucinas Leonardo, laborer E M Derby & Co, res Alameda
Eulalia Sister, Convent of Our Lady of Lourdes
Euphrasia Sister, Convent of Our Lady of Lourdes
EUREKA HOTEL, HH Meyer proprietor, 501 Seventh cor Wash-
ington
Eureka Paper Co, H N Gard & Co, 1153 Washington
Eustace Annie Mrs, res 1810 William
Eustace Ed, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1810 William
Eustace Frank L, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1810
William
Eustace John, nailer Pacific Iron an 1 Nail Works, res 809 Castro
Eustice Richard, blacksmith, res 804 Castro
Evans — , painter, res 1159 Seventh
Evans — , foundry, S F, res 1723 Seventh
Evans B Mrs, employe California Cotton Mills
Evans C, receiving clerk J Lusk Canning Co, res e s Claremont
ave nr Telegraph ave
Evans C A, machinist, res 212 Fourth .
Evans Charles, master mariner, res 420 Fifth
Evans Charles, milkman, res Prescott bet Fruit Vale ave and High
Evans Charles J, employe Electric Light Co, res 2207 Adeline
Evans Charles O, butcher Glaze Bros, res 1064 Eleventh ave
EVANS CHARLES 0, maufacturer and dealer in harness and
saddlery, 1318 Telegraph ave, res 1369 Broadway
Evans David S, contractor and builder, res 1424 Thirteenth ave
Evans E B, iron moulder, S F, res 1668 Chase
Evans Eliza Miss, res 1720 San Pablo ave
Evans George, shoemaker Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res
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Evans Harry, clerk, res 1064 Eleventh ave
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MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE ORATES,
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Evans Herbert, milkman, res Prescott bet Fruit Vale ave and High
Evans Homer L, S F, res 2207 Adeline
Evans J F, atty-at-law, S F, res 2207 Adeline
Evans J O, res 212 Fourth
Evans John, mason, S F, res Girard House
Evans John P, iron worker Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor
Watts and Peralta
Evans John W, gen agt Domestic sewing machine Co, S F, res
NE cor East Fourteenth and Sixth ave
Evans J V Miss, res 2207 Adeline
Evans Lavinia Miss, knitter California Hosiery Co, res 1064
Eleventh ave
Evans Mary J, domestic, 1211 Alice
Evans Matilda Mrs, res 1064 Eleventh ave
Evans R, laborer E H Lenox, res Union Hotel
Evans Reynolds, laborer, res 1064 Eleventh ave
Evans Robert P, clerk Jones' Bazar, 955 Broadway
Evans Solon, cabinet maker, res 458 East Seventeenth
Evans Taliesin, managing editor Evening Bulletin, S F, res 212
Fourth
Evans William, milkman, res Prescott bet Fruit Vale ave and
High
Evans William H, printer, res 1423 San Pablo ave
Evans William R, Domestic sewing machine, S F, res 914 Brush
Evening Star Lodge, I O O F, meets every Wednesday evening at
Schimmel pfennig's Hall, East Twelfth bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth aves
EVENING TRIBUNE, William E Dargie manager, Eighth bet
Broadway and Franklin
Evens Charles, master mariner, res 420 Fifth
Evens John, mason, res Girard House
Evens Lizzie Mrs, res 1012 Fifth
Evens M E, laborer, res 1625 San Pablo ave
Everett Edward, Wholesale Rubber Co, S F, and member Board
of Education, res 719 Eighth
Everett George L, commercial editor Alta California, S F, res
1116 Adeline
Everett S L, journalist, S F, res 1116 Adeline
Everlee Louis, helper R W Merrick, res 481 Seventh
Evers George J, printer, res 769 Lydia
EVERS HENRY* undertaker and embalmer, 865 Washington,
res 1418 San Pablo ave
Evers Henry Jr, bookkeeper F Delger, res 1418 San Pablo ave
Evers John H, undertaker, res 1418 San Pablo ave
•Evers Joseph, expressman, res 1225 Elm
Everson Mark (W & M Everson) res 1102 Peralta
E verso Wallace (W & M Everson), res SW cor Sixteenth and
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and Ninth
Everts Charles P, law student, res 1115 Jackson
Everts Philetus, res 1115 Jackson
Evoy Charlotte Miss, res NW cor Thirty- seventh and Market
Evoy John J, farmer, res NW cor Thirty-seventh and Market
Evoy M J Mrs, res NW cor Thirty-seventh and Market
Evoy Ranche, SW cor Fortieth and Market
Ewing Claude V, clerk Dewing & Co, S F, res 1219 Jefferson
Ewing James C clerk, res 1219 Jefferson
Ewing Joshua C, collector, res 1219 Jefferson
Ewing S E, collector F Kings, res Tenth nr Webster
Ewing Thomas, res Vernon Heights
"Excelsior" Supply Co, F E Sadler mgr, 1126 Linden
EXPOSITOR (Tne) published monthly by H P Brown, editor and
proprietor, 859 Broadway, rm 12
Eyrich George, engineer, res 1470 Fifth
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Fabens Hurbert S, brakeman S P Co, res 1868 William
Fabiola Homeopathic Hospital Association, Mrs A T Leighton
matron, 1057 Alice
Fabish Miaka Miss, domestic, res 977 Seventh ave
Fabrique B C, musician, res 511 Tenth
Faessler William, jeweler, 468 J Seventh, res 623 Broadway
Fagan A Mrs, res 1629 Lincoln
Fagan Lucy A Miss, res 1629 Lincoln
Fagan Lynda Mrs, res 609 Ninth
Fahey Edwin, hostler J C Ainsworth, Vernon ave nr Pagoda Hill
Fahey Maggie, domestic, 310 Fifth
Fahey Michael, sexton Catholic Church, res 590 Twenty-first
Fahey Michael, coachman J C Ainsworth, Vernon ave nr Pagoda
Hill
Fahrenholtz Henry, cigar maker, S F, res 1723 Thirteenth
Fahrenholtz John R, master mariner, res 1723 Thirteenth
Fair Ollie Miss, res 1669 Seward
Fairbank Charles E, passenger and traffic agt C M & St P R R,
res 534 Fifteenth
Fairbank Jonathan, painter, res 770 Twenty-second
Fairbanks Forrest E, horse trainer, res SE cor Forty-first and
Adeline
Fairbanks J J, horse trainer, res Adeline bet Fortieth and Forty-
first
Fairbanks Levina Mrs, res 1156 Broadway
Fairbanks Joseph A, res 950 Wood
Fairbanks Lincoln O, res 241 Ettie
Fairchild Charles A, miner, r^s 846 Seventeenth
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Fairchiid Howard, cigar maker Robert Kuerzel, res 857 Harrison
Fairchild James A, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchiid Judd H, salesman E Hook, res 565 Seventeenth
Fairchild Maria R Mrs, res 778 Ninth
Fairchiid Stephen F, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild Warren G, groceries, 1350 Market, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairmont House, John Barrows propr, cor Eighteenth and San
Pablo ave
Fake Edward A, carpenter, res 1131 East Eighteenth
Fake George, watchmaker R W Edwards, res 1131 East Eight-
eenth
Fake William, moulder, S F, res 1131 East Eighteenth
Falconer James, carpenter, res 1210 Thirtieth
Falk Pauline Mrs, res 511 Sixth
Falkman Fred R, sea captain, res 1016 Pine
Fallan Daniel G, butcher, res 142 Louise
Fallon James, laborer, res 1163 Third
Fallon John, laborer, res 764 Twenty-second
Fallon John Jr, brick layer, res 764 Twenty-second
Fallon Julia Miss, compositor, S F, res 764 Twenty-second
Fallon Malachi, res cor Seventh and Oak
Fallon Peter, crimper Wentworth Boot and Shoe Factory, res
West Berkeley
Fallon William, clerk assessor's office, res Galindo Hotel
Falls Elizabeth, clerk, res 1269 San Pablo ave
Falls John H, oil, stoves and lamps, 1269 San Pablo ave
Falls Stephen D, insurance, S F, res cor Montgomery and John
off Piedmont ave
Fanawee August, employe California Jute Mills
Fannof Lawrence, gen mdse, S F, res 1110 Myrtle
Fannon John, section foreman S P Co, res 1026 Peralta
Fannon Katie F, seamstress, res 1695 Eighth
Fannon Luke, miner, res 1026 Peralta
Fannon Patrick, laborer S P Co, res 1026 Peralta
Fannon Patrick D, bookkeeper, res 1695 Eighth
Fannon Peter, laborer S P Co, res 1890 Eighth
Fannon Peter J, laborer S P Co, res 1695 Eighth
Fant Edwin N, clerk Mead & Co, res 812 Myrtle
Fant Richard H, sawyer Jason Springer & Co, res 812 Myrtle
Faocooci Louis, carpenter, res 655 Myrtle
Fara Joseph, res 770 Willow
Farell M A Mrs, res 556 Sixth
Faretti Paul, res 628 Filbert
Farher Delia Mrs, res 2027 West
Farish Edward, student, res 1571 Broadway
Farish James R, editor Herald of Trade, S F, res 1571 Broadway
Farley C M, fireman S P Co, res: 1723 Seward
Farley E J, fireman S P Co, res 1723 Seward
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Farley Frank, teamster, res 814 East Fifteenth
Farley Frank E, 233 Hannah
Farley James, plasterer, res 1763 Grove
Farley James, driver McMillan & Co, res 837 Market
Farley James F, extraman Engine Co No 4, Oakland Fire De-
partment, res 621 East Fourteenth
Farley Katie, domestic E 8 Roberson, N W cor Ninth and Madison
Farley Maggie Mrs, dishwasher Pullman Hotel
Farley Mary, domestic, 1217 Castro
Farley M B, engineer S P Co, res 1723 Seward
Farley N P Mrs, res 1723 Seward
Farley Patrick, teamster, res 814 East Fifteenth
Farley Robert, marble yard, 523 Seventh, res 1763 Grove
Farley Thomas, teamster, res 1378 Fifth
Farmer Edwin, bartender, res Clayton House
Farmer George J, boat builder, foot of Alice, res 815 Webster
Farmer Harry, employe C P R R, res 1162 Seventh
Farmer Martha Miss, res 1312 Telegraph ave
Farmer R H, bartender Neher & Hickman, res 1228 Broadway
Farmer Robert, fruits and vegetables, 611 East Twelfth
Farmer Robert, saloon keeper, res Clayton House
Farmer Thomas, capitalist, res 1312 Telegraph ave
Farmer T P, band sawyer Towle & Broadwell, res 623 Howard,
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Farnam A L Mrs, dressmaker, res 8J33 Clay
Farnam Charles W, bookkeeper, res cor Fruit Vale ave and
East Fourteenth
Farnam C W Mrs, teacher painting and drawing Field Seminary
Farnam Susan M Mrs, artist, res cor Fruit Vale ave and East
Fourteenth
Farnham E C Mrs, res 724 Fourteenth
Farnham Frederick J, carpenter, res 674 East Thirty-third
Farno C Mrs, res 574 Thirty-fourth
Farno Frank, helper California Hosiery Co, res 574 Thirty-fourth
Farno James, res 574 Thirty-fourth
Farno William, res 574 Thirty-fourth
Farnsworth Calvin W, res 1367 Twelfth ave
Farns worth Silas E, clerk James Maclise, res 1367 Twelfth ave
Farnsworth William E, pressman Pacific Press, res 1367 Twelfth
ave
Farquhar Edwin, druggist, res 522 Eighth
Farquhar Mary A Mrs. res 1262 Eighth
Farquhar M M Miss, res 522 Eighth
Farquhar Nora Miss, res 1262 Eighth
Farquharson David, pres California Savings and Loan Society,
S F, res 1167 Jackson
Farr Charles, laborer, res 704 Brush
Farr Charles, laborer, res 953 Third
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Farr David, engineer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 662
Adeline
Farr Frederick H, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, cor Watts
and Park ave
Farr Helina Mrs, res 1430 Third
FARR LINCOLN T> assistant postmaster, res 2269 Telegraph ave
Farr Mary Mrs, res 704 Brush
Farr William J, laborer, res 953 Third
Farragut Insurance Co of New York, H Griffin agt, 958 Broadway
Farran Mary E Mrs, res 778 Tenth
FARRAR M P MRS' proprietor Central Block, 1068 Broadway
Farrell A E Mrs, res 837 Brush
Farrell Brian, gardener, res 1269 Filbert
Farrell James, steamship stevedore, res 1666 Sixteenth
Farrell James, car repairer S P Co, res 1004 Wood
Farrell Jane Mrs, saleslady John S Pressey, res 1781 Goss
Farrell Johanna Mrs, res 665 Twenty-Sixth
Farrell John, grocer, 828 Alice
Farrell John, shoemaker, 421 Seventh, res 671 Twenty-seventh
Farrell John Jr, shoemaker, 421 Seventh, res 671 Twenty-seventh
Farrell J P, agt California Door Co, 460-464 Second, res Alameda
Farrell & Kelly (Michael Farrell and Nicholas Kelly) butchers,
1'551 Seventh
Farrell L F Mrs, stenographer, res 1386 Webster
Farrell M A Mrs, res 558 Fourth
Farrell Margaret Mrs, groceries, res 671 Twenty-seventh
Farrell Mary Miss, domestic, 752 Ninth
Farrell Mary J Mrs, lodgings, res 513 Ninth
Farrell Michael, coachman I L Requa, Piedmont
Farrell Michael, iron moulder, res 975 Willow
Farrell Michael (Farrell & Kelly) res 730 Peralta
Farrell T F, cabinet maker, res 558 Fourth
Farrell Thomas Capt, captain Robert and Minnie, res 728 Peralta
Farrier Annie Miss, res 1253 Sixth ave
Farrier Emma L Miss, res 1253 Sixth ave
Farrier Hiram L, clerk, res 1253 Sixth ave
Farrington E D, clerk U S custom house, S F, res 535 Eighteenth
Farrington Elvin D Jr, clerk Bowman & Son, res 535 Eighteenth
Farrington Frank S, res 535 Eighteenth
Farrington George W, grainer, res 1352 Grove
Farris Lulu Miss, res 559 Seventh
Farris N J Mrs, res 559 Seventh
Farron Fanny Miss, domestic, 555 Sixth
Farwell F M, house and sign painter, res w s Adeline nr San
Pablo ave
Farwell George W, clerk, res w s Adeline nr San Pablo ave
Farwell M O, painter F M Farwell, res cor Forty-first and Ade-
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Faschion Herman, cook, res 973 Seventh
Faschion Henry, cook, res 973 Seventh
Fashion Livery Stable, McCleverty & Noblett proprs, 860 Broad-
way
Fasshauer Jacob C, with Glines & Dudley, res Berkeley
Fatch Annie, domestic, 1369 Thirteenth ave
Fatzell Peter M, laborer, res 757 Jefferson
Faugh tan John W, expressman, res 2045 Filbert
Faulkner George L, clerk Palmer & Rey, S F, res 220 Seventh
Faulkner Thomas F, janitor Delger Block, res 377 Twelfth
Faure Leon, propr Hermitage House, res end Fruit Vale ave
Faurholt Christen S, hopperman Oregon Improvement Co, res
966 Third
Fausket Edward, inventor, res 2139 Chestnut
Favens Herbert, employe S P Co, res 1868 William
Favor F K Mrs, res 410 Thirteenth
Favor James H, carpenter, res 1536 Broadway
Favre Eugenie Miss, employe French Laundry, res 1248 San
Pablo ave
Favre Mary Mrs, employe French Laundry, res 1248 San Pablo
ave
Fawcett Harry E, wall paper, 1012 Broadway, res 700 Sycamore
Fay Alfred C, res High opp Prescott
Fa}r Andrew, butcher, SW cor Seventh and Webster, res S F
Fay Andy, butcher, res 579 Third
Fay Charles H, engineer S P Co, res 1571 Fifth
Fay Georgie I Miss, res High opp Prescott
Fay William, cabinet maker, wood finisher and furniture repairer,
576 Seventh
Fearey George H, brakeman, res 1952 Grove
Fearey Joseph, news agt S P Co, res 1952 Grove
Fearey Mary Mrs, res 1952 Grove
Fearey Robert E, plumber, res e s Spring nr Adeline
Fearn John, phvsician and druggist, 975 Washington, res 1165
Clay
Feary Joseph H, general news agt S P Co, res 1320 Telegraph ave
Feassler William, jeweler, Seventh bet Broadway and Washing-
ton, res SE cor Second and Broadway
Feckenseher Herman, res 1415 Twelfth ave
Federspiel Andrew (Conners & Federspiel) res 1216 Clay
Federspiel Sophus, clerk Conners & Federspiel, res 1216 Clay
Fee Thomas, clerk Neil Gallagher, res 1722 Telegraph ave
Feehan Tobias, laborer, res 1468 Third
Feeley Cormick, laborer, res 660 Harrison
Feeman William, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Feeney Bridget, res 1122 Fifteenth ave
Feeney John, laborer, res 958 Thirty -fifth
Feeney John E, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 604 Filbert
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Feenev Joseph, shoemaker E Bernstein & Co, res Capitol
Hotel
Feeney Lizzie Miss, res cor Cameron and Jackson
Feeney Maggie Miss, res 958 Thirty-fifth
Feeney Mary Miss, res cor Cameron and Jackson
Feeney Michael, farmer, res cor Cameron and Jackson
Feeney Owen, laborer, 967 Fifth
Feeney Patrick, laborer, res cor Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
Feeney Sarah Mrs, res 620 Chestnut
Feeney Thomas, farmer, res cor Cameron and Jackson
Feeney Thomas, tobacco stripper Fibush Bros, res NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
Feeney Thomas, carpenter, res Twenty-second bet Filbert and
Myrtle
Feeny William, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res cor
Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
Feige Richard, furniture dealer, 1710 Seventh, res 1673 Taylor
Feilhaber G August, malter Westerman & Co, res cor Fifth and
Kirkham
Felby Hattie Miss, employe Cal Cotton Mills, res 636 Filbert
Feldkirschner J O, employe J Lusk Canning Co
Felicite Danguy, expressman, res 218 Fifth
Felix Brother, teacher St Patrick's School for Boys, res 1626
Seward
Felix Charles J, steward S P Co, res 1841 Myrtle
Fell John, hostler Dashaway Stables, res 409 \ Twelfth
Fell John, plasterer, res East Seventeenth bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth aves
Fell Julia Miss, dressmaker, res cor East Seventeenth and Thir-
teenth ave
Fell Thomas, painter, res East Seventeenth bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth aves
Felley Philomena H, patrolman, res 824 Seventeenth
Fellows C F Miss, teacher Prescott School, res Blake House
Fellows E C Mrs, res 870 Castro
Fellows Nellie Miss, res 870 Castro
Fellows Park, grain dealer, res 951 Myrtle
Fellows Samuel S, bookkeeper. S F, res 1414 Filbert
Felton Edward S, baggageman S P Co, res 1852 Division
Felton John B Mrs, res 930 Adeline
Felton Syaney J Miss, res 930 Adeline
Felvey Hattie Miss, dressmaker, res 636 Filbert
Feneran J J, grainer, 512 Seventh, res 833 Sixteenth
Fennassy Thomas, gardener J Canning
Fennessy John, Phoenix Saloon, 849 Broadway, res 664 Sixth
Fennin Joseph, clerk Jacob Kornahrens, res Twenty-third bet
San Pablo ave and Grove
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Fennon D, plumber and gasfitter O M Sanford, res 668 Twentv-
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Fennon Edward J, clerk, res 668 Twenty-third
Fennon Frank, butcher, res 668 Twenty-third
Fennon Joseph J, clerk, res 668 Twenty-third
Fennon J J, foreman Engine Co No 1, Oakland Fire Department
Fennon Mary Mrs, res 668 Twenty-third
Feno John F, brakeman S P Co, res 1813 William
Fenton J R, carpenter S P Co, res cor Fulton and Derby, Berkeley
Fenton William E, cashier Harmon & Sears, res S F
Fereira D, deck hand steamer Transit, res 1317 Kirkham
Ferera Anton, employe California Jute Mills
Fergus Thomas W, carpenter, res 761 Campbell
Fergusen Joseph, miller Samm & Co, res Webers Hotel
Ferguson Agnes, domestic, res 1315 Grove
Ferguson C H, brakeman S P Co, res 1067 Thirteenth ave
Ferguson David, res 709 Castro
Ferguson E B Mrs, res 1448 Chestnut
Ferguson E Robina Miss, res 1315 Linden
Ferguson Ernest M, clerk G B Daniels & Co, res 1156 Union
Ferguson George H, surveyor, res 1100 East Twenty-third
Ferguson James W, carpenter and joiner, res 1005 East Twenty-
fourth
Ferguson Joseph, miller Bay City Flouring Mills, res 269 Second
Ferguson Joseph, engineer, res 1066 West Tenth
Ferguson L Miss, dressmaker, Nucleus House
Ferguson Mary Mrs, domestic, res 837 Brush, upstairs
Ferguson M Frank, machinist, S F, res 1764 Atlantic
Ferguson Robert, painter, res 709 Castro
Ferguson Samuel W, mgr Southern California Land and Emigra-
tion Co, S F, res 1014 Sixteenth
Ferguson Theodore, mgr Salinger's, res Erie House, rm 5
Ferguson Thomas, carpenter, res 1005 East Twenty-fourth
Ferguson William A, res 1100 East Twenty-third
Ferle Carrie Mrs, res 724 Myrtle
Ferley Frank, teamster E M Derby & Co, res 814 East Fifteenth
Ferley James, driver Oakland Transfer Co, res 814 East Fifteenth
Ferley Patrick, drayman, res 814 East Fifteenth
Ferm Nelson, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Fernald William H, watchman, S F, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shat-
tuck
Ferr Charles, laborer, res 953 Third
Ferr William J, laborer, res 953 Third
Ferrei Louis, quarryman, res Temescal
Ferreira Joseph D, railroad laborer, res 1317 Kirkham
Ferrer Dominic, quarryman, res Temescal
Ferrier Mina Madam, teacher Oakland High School, res 523
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Ferrier Rose Miss, French teacher, res 523 Seventeenth
Ferris D, painter William H Weilbye, res 1351 Broadway
Ferris D N, laborer, res 836 Broadway
Ferris Frank Mrs, res 1068 Broadway
Ferris Jackson, coatmaker, 1530 West
Ferris J B, employe S P Co, res Union Hotel
Ferris John, gardener, res 1530 West
Ferris M, employe California Jute Mills
Ferris Richard, dairyman, res 630 Chestnut
Ferris Samuel, painter Wm H WTeilbye, res 1218 Clay
Ferris Samuel, painter, res 836 Broadway
Ferris S M Miss, dressmaker, res 141 Qh San Pablo ave
Ferris W L Mrs, res 667 Seventh, rear
Ferry Ella Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 1317 Jackson
Ferry Samuel T, shirt cutter, res 1817 San Pablo ave
Ferry Mollie Mrs, res 1859 West
Ferrys M Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Fessenden G L Mr*, res 1079 Twelfth
Fetterhoff Hiram, painter, res 586 Twenty-second
Fetterman — , sewing machine agt, res 836 Broadway
Fetthauer Henry, laborer, res s s Felton nr Paradise
Fetzer Ferdinand, artesian well borer, res 617 Ninth
Fey George P, candy maker, S F, res 1324 Fifch
Fey John, cabinet maker, res 1729 Adeline
Fibush Aaron (Fibush Brothers) res 558 Sixteenth
FIBUSH BROTHERS (Aaron and Jacob Fibush) manufacturers
and importers Havana and Domestic cigars, 1103 Broad-
way, telephone No 245
Fibush Jacob (Fibush Brothers) res 558 Sixteenth
Fichenger Herman, farmer, res 1415 Twelfth ave
Fichl Adolph, cook Webers Hotel
Fick A Mrs, dry and fancy goods, 1761 Seventh
Fick August, painter, res 1761 Seventh
Fick Lizzie Miss, clerk Mrs A Fick, res 1761 Seventh
Fidelity Lodge No 57, United Order of Honor, meets at Shattuck
Hall, 453 Eighth
Fieberling Peter (Schmidt & Fieberling) res 835 Franklin
Fiedeman D W Miss, teacher, res 824 Myrtle
Fiege Richard, upholsterer, res 1673 Taylor
Fiege Z Henry, restaurant, Old Wharf, res 273 Sixth
Field Arthur, Field's Biscuit Factory, S F, res 1408 Eighth
Field Arthur Jr, Field's Biscuit Factory, S F, res 1408 Eighth
Field Caroline H Miss, res 262 Thirteenth
Field D W, salesman Oakland Fruit and Produce Co, 462
Eleventh, res S F
Field Henry K, general agt New England Mutual Life Insurance
Co, S F, res cor Fifth ave and East Twenty-third
Field L A Miss, res 262 Thirteenth
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Field Lizzie, cook, 1033 Linden
FIELD SEMINARY, home school for young ladies, 1825 Tele-
graph ave
Field Thomas W, special police, S F, res 1316 Eighth ave
Field William A, machinist, res 1457 Myrtle
Fielding Edward, major Salvation Army, res 1406 Thirteenth ave
Fielding J C, conductor S P C, res 831 Harrison
Fielding Tom, gardener, res end Fruit Vale ave
Fields D 1 Mrs, propr Willson House, 1165 Washington
Fields Frances Miss, dressmaker, res 560 Seventh
Fields Joseph, candy maker, res Willson House
Fields Joseph B, patrolman, res Willson House
Fields Maretta S Miss, res 1316 Eighth ave
Fields Mary L Mrs, res 1316 Eighth ave
Fields Mary E Miss, milliner, res 560 Seventh
Fields Minnie Miss, bookbinder, res 560 Seventh
Fields Minnie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Fields R A, barber, res e s Telegraph ave bet Forty-sixth and
Forty-seventh
Fields Rosa Mrs, dressmaker, 560 Seventh
Fierce Thomas, millwright Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 511
Third
FIFE WILLIAM C> hardwood lumber, carriage and wagon ma-
terial, 563 and 565 Twelfth, res 678 Seventeenth
Fifield William H, atty-at-law, S F, res 352 East Fourteenth
FIFTH INFANTRY REGjMENT BAND N G C, J L Callaghan
manager, 812 Franklin
Figone John, vegetable peddler, res 622 Filbert
Figrod Frank, employe California Jute Mills
Figrod John, employe California Jute Mills
Figrod L, employe California Jute Mills
Figrod Manuel, employe California Jute Mills
Figueredo Joaquin, coachman, res 1533 San Pablo ave
Fike Nathan, junk dealer, S F, res 809 Peralta
Filbert E, res Winters Hotel
Filbert John, laborer, res Forty-seventh nr Shattuck
Fillmore George W, conductor S P Co, res 1019 Chestnut
Fillmore L, supt S P Co, res Market Street Block
Fillmore Luther, general supt S P Co, res Market Street House
Finch Arty B, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res 1376 Franklin
Finch Duncan B, capitalist, res 1263 Webster
Finch Emma Miss, res 1376 Franklin
Finch Ed S, with E G Buswell, res 1376 Franklin
Finch Isaac B, artificial stonemaker, res 1076 East Fifteenth
Finch Thomas E, liquors and cigars, 825 Broadway
Finch William H, inspector Contra Costa Water Co, res 765
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Fincke Henry, employe Stove Works, res cor Prospect and
Wallsworth aves
Findlay Katie Miss, res w s Telegraph ave nr Forty-second
Findlay Nellie Mrs, res w s Telegraph ave nr Forty-second
Fine Alfred, veterinary surgeon, res 827 Twenty-ninth
Fine Andrew, physician Home for Adult Blind, res Clinton
House
Finegan Emma M Mrs, res 827 Fourteenth
Finegan Thomas B, marble cutter Collins Marble Works, res 827
Fourteenth
Finely Charles J, salesman F J Edwards & Co, res 720 Twelfth
Finigan J William, salesman Queen Shoe Store, res 1423 San
Pablo ave
Finigan P W, clerk S Eliaser, res 1223 San Pablo ave
Fink Henry W, range expert E F Delger. res Wallsworth ave
Fink L H, machinist, res 1463 Broadway
Finkeldey Augusta Miss, finisher California Hosiery Co, res 653
Grove
Finkeldey Fred, sawyer Pacific Coast Planing Mills, res 653 Grove
Finkeldey Henry, butcher William Nelle, res 544 Twenty-second
Finkeldey Minnie Mrs, res 653 Grove
Finkeldey William, teamster Fisher & Taylor, res 653 Grove
Finlayson Catherine Mrs, res 1415 San Pablo ave
Finley Fannie Miss, California Hosiery Co, res 1823 William
Finley M Mrs, res 1823 William
Finley Mattie Miss, dressmaker, res 1823 William
Finley Waine, employe S P Co, res 1823 William
Finn Patrick, laborer, res Winthrop House
Finnegan John J, res 1506 Broadway
Finney Charles, barber, res 2239 Adeline
Finney G W Mrs, res 527 Twelfth
Finney William H, carpenter, res 1156 Broadway
Finnigan John, janitor Cole, Merriman & Son, 1506 Broadway
Finnigan Maggie, housemaid I L Requa, Piedmont
Finnigan Maggie Miss, waitress, res 1253 Broadway
Finnigan M J, painter, 1311 Broadway, res 719 Nineteenth
Fino John, conductor S P Co, res 1813 William
Finucane John, tailor, res n s Forty-second bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Finucane W M, clerk, res 363J Twelfth
Fiplit John, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 910 Eleventh
Fire Association of Philadelphia, B B Laton agt, 468 Ninth
FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LONDON H Griffin
agent, 958 Broadway
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO, Scotchier & Gottshall
agents, 1010 Broadwav
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First Baptist Church, East Oakland, Rev Herndon Garnett pas-
tor, NE cor Tenth ave and East Fourteenth
First Baptist Church. Rev E H Gray D D pastor, SE cor Four-
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First Congregational Church, Rev John Knox McLean D D
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First Hebrew Congregation, Rev M
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First Methodist Episcopal Church,
cor Fourteenth and Clav
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OAKLAND, VD Moody pres, J E
Ruggles vice-pres, A D Thomson cashier, NE cor Tenth
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First Presbyterian Church, Rev Francis A Horton D D pastor,
cor Fourteenth and Franklin
First Presbyterian Church, East Oakland. Rev E S Chapman
D D pastor, NE cor Fifteenth ave and East Fourteenth
First Scandinavian Baptist Church, Liberty Hall, 831 Brush
First Universalist Church, Rev S Goodenough pastor, Hamilton
Hall, cor Jefferson and Thirteenth
Firth William B, carpenter, res n s Crawford nr San Pablo ave
Fischer Adam J, carpenter, res 1846 Market
Fischer's Bakery and Coffee Parlors, Julius Fischer propr, 866
Washington
Fischer Frank X (Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher) res 828 Myrtle
Fischer Julius, propr Fischer's Bakery and Coffee Parlors, 866
Washington
Fish Arthur L, mgr Worthington pumps and machinery, S F,
res 1058 Kirkham
Fish E N, clerk, res 870 Peralta
Fish George L (Phelan & Fish) res Everetts Block
Fish Harriet A Mrs, res 1058 Kirkham
Fish James H (J H Fish & Co, S F) res 918 Grove
Fish Lucy H Miss, res 728 Eleventh
Fish Milo H, res 854J Broadway
Fish M W, physician, res 461 East Fourteenth
Fish Theodore J, commission merchant, res 671 Tenth
Fish Trueman D, merchant, 472 Eleventh, res Everetts House
Fish William, printer Enquirer Office, res 371 Tenth
Fish William H, printer Enquirer Office, res cor
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Fisher — , res 1356 Fifteenth
FISHER A A, (Fisher & Taylor) res Brooklyn, N Y
Fisher Aaron D (Fisher & Morrison) res 1417 Eighth
Fisher A C, salesman M J Keller, res Arlington House
Fisher B P, carpenter, res 716 Twenty-ninth
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Fisher Catherine B Mrs, teacher English language and literature
Oakland High School, 926 Myrtle
Fisher Charlotte Mrs, laundress, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-third
Fisher E N Mrs, organist and music teacher, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Erastus, printer, res 1013 Thirtieth
Fisher Florence V Miss, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher F H, Dental College, S F, res 315 Fourteenth
Fisher Frank L, compositor, res 870 Adeline
Fisher Galen M, capitalist, res 904 Filbert
Fisher George, saloon, 859 Washington
Fisher George, restaurant, res Newland House
Fisher George N, elevator boy Blake & Moffitt Building, res 312
Third
FISHER G W> manager Puget Sound Lumber Co, cor First and
Washington, res 315 Fourteenth
Fisher Grace W, music teacher, res 582 East Twelfth
Fisher Gus A, upholsterer, res 1775 Lincoln
Fisher Hattie Miss, dressmaker Mrs Davis, res 312 Third
Fisher Henry, clerk F J Edwards & Co, res 565 Seventh
Fisher Henry R, butcher Bay City Market, res 559 Seventh
Fisher Herbert, plumber, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher John, saloon, 1851 San Pablo ave, res 1922 West
Fisher John L, tailor Charles Baab, res 766 Sixth
Fisher John W, nurseryman, res Temescal ave nr Telegraph ave
Fisher Joseph Major, wood and coal, 1401 Broadway, res 1412 West
Fisher Katherine B Mrs, teacher Oakland High School, res 926
Myrtle
Fisher Lillian A Miss, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Louisa Miss, knitter, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-third
Fisher Luther P, advertising agt, S F, res 926 Myrtle
Fisher Michael, grocer, cor Twenty-ninth and West
Fisher & Morrison (A D Fisher and W W Morrison) liquors, to-
bacco and cigars, 1776 Seventh
Fisher P M, county supt public schools, res 70 East Twelfth
FISHER & TAYLOR (A A Fisher and J P Taylor) wood and
coal dealers, yard foot of Franklin, office 455 Ninth
Fisher William Mrs, restaurant at the Mole, res 510 Ninth
Fisher William A, salesman, S F, res 926 Myrtle
Fisk Leander, with T W Higginbotham, res 671 Adeline
Fiske W H, carpenter S P Co, res I860 William
Fitch Charles V, waiter Rooney & Jones, res 31 3 J Seventh
Fitch Fred, waiter Rooney & Jones, res 766 East Twelfth
Fitch George, teamster W S & O T Co, S F, res Seventh bet
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Fitch George W Rev, journalist, res 417 East Seventeenth
Fitch G M, with Transfer Co, res 869 Washington
Fitch H S, bookkeeper Crown Point Manufacturing Co. res 919
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Fitch Miles W, artist, res 1054 Third
FITCH OSCAR P> superintendent Whitney, Standard and Oakland
Transfer Co, res 483 Plymouth ave
Fitch Samuel S, shoemaker, res 417 East Seventeenth
Fitch Wallace B, fruit grower, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Fitch Walter S, shorthand reporter, res 796 Harrison
Fitch Walter, boxmaker Eagle Box Factory, res 796 Harrison
Fitch William, foreman Columbia Ranch, res 796 Harrison
Fitch Zala E, pressman, res 796 Harrison
Fittbogen P, cigars and tobacco, 1022 Broadway, res 1370
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Fitz George L, tea merchant, res 2049 Market
Fitzgerald Daniel L, shade upholsterer C Schreiber, res S F
Fitzgerald David, laborer Taylor & Co, res 812 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Edward J, salesman S Greenhood, res 812 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Edward L, real estate, S F, res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald George, plumber, res 1250 Castro
Fitzgerald J, employe California Jute Mills
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, res 1515 Eighth
Fitzgerald Kate Mrs, res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald M, helper S P Co, res 1250 Center
Fitzgerald M, real estate and insurance, 970 Broadway
Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, res 812 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, domestic, 518 William
Fitzgerald Mary J Mrs, res 759 Fourth
Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer, res 1250 Center
Fitzgerald May E Miss, res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald Michael, employe California Jute Mills
Fitzgerald Michael, contractor, res 1515 Eighth
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, res 250 Haven
Fitzgerald Richard, contractor, res 1515 Eighth
FITZGERALD ROBERT M, attorney-at-law, 854J Broadway,
res 313 Fourteenth
Fitzgerald S, employe California Jute Mills
Fitzmaurice John, gardener, 713 Fifteenth
Fitzmaurice William, gardener, 713 Fifteenth
Fitzpatrick Edward, upholsterer, res 571 Tenth
Fitzpatrick Edward C, employe United States Mint, res SW cor
Grove and Fortieth
Fitzpatrick LilJie Miss, knitter, 1359 Eighteenth
Fitzpatrick Peter C, plasterer, res 1359 Eighteenth
Fitzpatrick Timothy E, plasterer, res 1359 Eighteenth
Fitzsimmons Henry, saloon, 366 Twelfth, res Webers Hotel
Fitzsimmons Jolm, painter, res 366 Ninth
Flack John, coachman, res 1302 Jackson
Flagg O J, miner, res Tubbs Hotel
Flagg William H, salesman D Samuels, S F, res 971 Pine
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Flaharan William H, switchman S P Co, res 1670 William
Flaherty B, service man Contra Costa Water Co, res 316 Third
Flaherty James, grocer, 1532 Thirteenth ave, res same
Flaherty John, laborer, res 1471 Fourteenth
Flaherty Thomas, painter, res 1404 Eighteenth
Flanagan Edward, printer, res 1427 Twelfth
Flanagan I F, division road master S P Co, res 876 Wood
Flandin Joseph, res 559 Charter
Flanigan Christopher C, dairy, res 351 Prospect ave
Flanigan Mary Miss, domestic, 923 Fifth ave
Flannery James, hack driver, res 1381 Ninth
Flannery John, baker R W Merrick, res Bartlett House
Flannery Joseph, saloon, 879 Washington, res 518 Sixth
Flannery Mary L Miss, dressmaker, res 961 Kirkham
Flannigan C, pressman Tribune Publishing Co
Flannigan Chris, stock clerk E F Delger
Flannigan Molly Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res cor
Fifteenth and Cypress
Flarety Bart, plumber Oakland Water Co, res 316 Third
Flaxman Sarah Miss, domestic, res 1227 Linden
Fleck Adolph, hatter A Meyer, res 2315 Grove
Fleck & Busse (Gustave Fleck and Christian C Busse) barbers,
460 Twelfth
Fleck Gustave (Fleck & Busse) res 2315 Grove
Fleenor William T Rev, pastor San Pablo ave Baptist Church,
res 724 Twenty-first
Fleischhauer William C, barber, 1808 Seventh, res 1623 Taylor
Fleming A J Mrs, res 304 Ninth
Fleming David J, engineer, S F, res 811 Center
Fleming David J Mrs, dressmaker, res 811 Center
Fleming E, Borax Manufacturing Co, Alameda, res Tubbs Hotel
Fleming J K (Wixom & Fleming) res 1765 Division
Fleming John J, capitalist, res 1321 Twelfth ave
Fleming John R, with Frank W Davies, res 304 Ninth
Fleming J W, agricultural implements, 513 and 515 Fifth, res
1950 Myrtle
Fleming Louis, asst supt fire alarm and police telegraph, res 1366
San Pablo ave
Fleming Mary Mrs, res 1862 West
Fleming Robert F, extraman Hook and Ladder No 1, res 1309
Webster
Fleming William, cabinet maker, res 483 Twenty-sixth
Fleming William B, painter N P Kuss, res 164 Sixth
Fleming William D, mariner, res 1529 Ninth ave
Flemming James, laborer, res 1862 West
Flemming Louis E, asst fire alarm and police telegraph, res 1366
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Flescher Alfred, plumber, res 1623 Taylor
Flescher Nellie, music teacher, res 1623 Taylor
Flescher William, barber, res 1623 Taylor
Fletcher Alden, res 1417 Adeline
Fletcher Charles H, commercial traveler, res 858 Castro
Fletcher Frank, res 1417 Adeline
Fletcher George W, solicitor, res 1212 Thirteenth ave
Fletcher Hugh, grocer, 1849 San Pablo ave, res 1807 Myrtle
Fletcher Isaac, wagon maker Oakland Planing Mills, res 489
Twenty-fifth
Fletcher John, painter, res 1354 Sixteenth
FLETCHER L D CAPT na.y> grain and feed, wood and coal,
608 and 610 East Twelfth, res 1361 Eleventh ave
Fletcher Lucy Miss, stenographer, res 1417 Adeline
Fletcher M, oiler steamer Oakland, res 727 Lewis
Fletcher Mary Miss, res 1417 Adeline
Fletcher M S, fireman S P Co, res 767 Lewis
Fletcher Thomas H, grainer, res 852 Jefferson
Fletcher W F, sergeant police force, res 1312 Telegraph ave
Fletcher William, clerk, 927 Broadway
Flick Allen, carpenter and builder, res 612 \ East Twelfth
Flick George W, contractor and builder, res 41 6 East Sixteenth
Flinn Margaret Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Flint Alice M Miss, res 521 Thirteenth
Flint A P Mrs, res Glen Echo off Piedmont ave
Flint Benjamin Mrs, res 574 Sycamore
Flint B S (Knight, Campbell & Co) res S F
Flint Edward D (Taylor & Flint, S F) res 521 Thirteenth
Flint Elijah T, salesman California Hosiery Co, res 1269 Castro
FLINT GEORGE B, druggist, HOI Broadway, res 629 Fourteenth
Flint George M, res 521 Thirteenth
Flint Helen P Miss, res 521 Thirteenth
Flint H L, sec Merriman Manufacturing Co, res Glen Echo off
Piedmont ave
Flint James P, salesman, res 1269 Castro
Flint Jane H Mrs, res 1070 Sixteenth
Flint Levi, bootmaker, 1754 Seventh, res 1718 Eighth
Flint Samuel (Flint & Zimmerman) res 1718 Eighth
FLINT & ZIMMERMAN (Samuel Flint and Frank S Zimmerman)
wood and coal, 413 Eleventh
Flood George, blacksmith P H McGrew, res 666J East Fifteenth
Flood Isaac, kalsominer and paper hanger, res 666?, East Fifteenth
Flood Isabella Mrs, res 1202 West
Flood Robert, stone cutter, res 1202 West
Flood Theodore M, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 666 East
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Flood Thomas, laborer, res 714 Linden
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Flora Aaron M, printer Fonda & Co, res 1651 Myrtle
Flora Albert, City Pound, res 1641 Myrtle
Flora Bert, clerk Conradi & Moss, res 1651 Myrtle
Flora E H, house mover, res 1651 Myrtle
Flora M R, carpenter, res 1624 Myrtle
Flora M R Jr, house mover, res 1624 Myrtle
Flores Carmen Mrs, res 834 Seventeenth
Fiossman B, gardener James Hutchison, res Piedmont Branch
Nursery
Floud John W, oiler San Bias, res 1420 Filbert
Floud Susie, dressmaker, res 1420 Filbert
Flower Fronk, employe S P Co, res 822 Union
Flughl Rodolph, tailor, res Nucleus House
Fluke Herman, cabinet maker, res 510 Eighth
Flynn Andrew Mrs, groceries, 1601 Myrtle
Flynn Charles C, ship builder, res 855 Ba}'
Flynn Cornelius, with Edmond Flynn, res 1600 Seventh
Flynn Edmond, wines and liquors, 1600 Seventh, res 857 Peralta
Flynn Hugh, blacksmith S P Co, res 1862 William
Flynn James, upholsterer McGovern & Cahill, res 824 Lydia
Flynn James F, scowman S P Co, res 885 Bay
Flynn John S, house painter, res 1363 Eighteenth
Flynn Maggie, res 824 Lydia
Flynn Maurice J, house painter, res 1363 Eighteenth
Flynn May Miss, sewer McGovern & Cahill, res 824 Lydia
Flynn Patrick, wood and coal, 1459 Seventh, res 1461 Seventh
Flynn P J, clerk J A Joyce, res Galindo Hotel
Flynn Rosa Mrs, res 709 Adeline
Flynn Timothy, carpenter, res 1363 Eighteenth
Flynn Timothy J, plasterer, res 1363 Eighteenth
Flynn William H, foundry helper, S F, res 718 Center
Foallrath William A, horseshoer M Ryan, res 660 East Twelfth
Focacci Franklin, res 657 Myrtle
Focacci Jilly, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 653 Myrtle
Focacci Lena, finisher, res 653 Myrtle
Focacci Louis, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 653 Myrtle
Foesten Hermann, laborer Oakland Pickle Factory, res 1789
Grove
Fogarty James, salesman E J Murphy, res Fruit Vale ave, Fruit
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Fogarty Matthew, night watchman, res 1312 Market
Fogarty Richard, painter, res 654 Clay
Fogarty William, quarry man Alameda Macadamizing Co
Fogert}7 Annie Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Fogerty E, steward Tubbs Hotel
Fogerty James, merchant, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Fogerty Jennie Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Fogerty Marie Miss, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
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Fogerty William, student, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Fogg Ellen Mrs,, res 1636 Myrtle
Fogg George E, civil engineer, 1471 Broadway
Fogg George H, real estate, 1471 Broadway, res 1638 Telegraph
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Fogg George J, carpenter S P Co, res 527 Thirty-sixth
Fogg James L, district supt agencies Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Co, S F, res 770 Thirteenth
Fogg Joseph S, carpenter, res 813 Market
Folcia Joseph, produce dealer, 572 Seventh
Foler J H, apprentice Tribune Publishing Co, res San Leandro
Foley James J, res 1023 Peralta
Foley John, engineer S P Co, res 620 Chestnut
Foley .John, laborer S P Co, res Shell Mound Station
Foley John, gardener, 1839 San Pablo ave
Foley John, teamster Renton Coal Co, res 666 Twenty-seventh
Foley John G, furniture salesman, S F, res 1019 Willow
Foley Michael, laborer, res 1171 Third
Foley Thomas, laborer, res 623 Chestnut
Foley Thomas, fireman S P Co, res 620 Chestnut
Foley Timothy, laborer S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Folger A S, bookkeeper, S F, res 1362 Eighth
Folger C D, res 1308 Webster
Folger C D Mrs, res 1308 Webster
Folger Elizabeth Miss, res 1308 Jackson
Folger Frank, res 915 Webster
Folger James A (J A Folger & Co, S F) res 1308 Jackson
Folger James A Jr, clerk, S F, res 1308 Jackson
Folger L B Miss, res 1308 Jackson
Folkers J H A, dental instruments, S F, res 915 Myrtle
Follrath Adam, blacksmith, res 1060 Thirteenth ave
Follrath James, helper P H McGrew, res 1221 Thirteenth ave
Follrath W A, horseshoer, res 671 East Twelfth
Follrath William L, horseshoer, res 671 East Twelfth
Folsom George H, stock broker, S F, res 957 Grove
Folsome May E Miss, res 563 Fourteenth
Folte Gustave, asst teller German Savings Bank, S F, res 619
Ninth
Fond Louise Miss, domestic, res cor East Twenty-seventh and
Nineteenth ave
Fonda & Co, printers, SE cor Tenth and Franklin
Fonda George H, engineer, res 1772 Goss
Fonda Jesse, printer, res 1772 Goss
Fonda Peter, seaman, res 124 Ettie
Fonda P W (Fonda & Co) res 1772 Goss
Fones John H, carpenter, res 653 Seventh
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Fontaine C Mrs, dressmaker, 558 Seventh
Fontaine Celeste, baker Marcel Longe, res 558 Seventh
Fontaine Pierre, wine and liquor dealer, 1453 San Pablo ave
Fontaine Walter L, surveyor, res 1742 Linden
Fontainebleau Garden, Arthur Marshall propr, cor Twenty-sixth
ave and East Fourteenth
Fonte Antonio, gen mdse, 800 East Twelfth, res 1021 Twenty -
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Fonte Eveline Miss, employe Jute Mills, res cor Adeline and Hep-
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Fonte George, tanner, res 1029 East Twenty-second
Fonte Joseph, laborer, res 1025 East Twenty-second
Fonte Joseph R, laborer, res cor Adeline and Hepburn
Fonte Joseph T, clerk A Fonte, res 1021 Sixteenth ave
Fonte Manuel, employe California Jute Mills, res cor Adeline and
Hepburn
Fonte Rosa Miss, res 1025 East Twenty -second
Fontes A S, shoemaker, 273 B
Foor Alice Mrs, dressmaker, res 1465 Curtis
Foote Bessie Miss, res 970 West
Foote Henry S, commissioner Supreme Court and atty-at-law, S
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Foote M S, laborer S P Co, res East Oakland
Foote William W, atty-at-law, res 1154 Brush
Forbes C M, traveling agt, res 854 Brush
Forbes John, salesman Bruning Bros, res Henry
Forbes John C, res 1705 Eighth
Forbes Maggie, employe California Cotton Mills
Forbes Robert, gardener, res 1568 Webster
Force Edward, carpenter, res n s Forty-fifth nr Adeline
Force Edward E, helper S P Co, res Forty-fifth bet San Pablo
ave and Adeline
Force S B, bookkeeper Alameda County Branch Home Mutual
Insurance Co, res S F
Ford Alvin, farmer, res w s Park ave nr Alameda ave
Ford Archibald, mechanic, res n s Sutter nr San Pablo ave
Ford C M Miss, res County Road junction Julia
Ford Daniel R (Reed & Miller) res 626 Ninth
Ford Ella J Miss, res 923 Fifth ave
Ford George, milkman, res 913 Twenty-eighth
Ford Jerome B, lumber merchant, res 923 Fifth ave
Ford J T, inventor, res County Road junction Julia
Ford Kate M Mrs, res 765 Grove
Ford L B Miss, res County Road junction Julia
Ford Lillie Miss, res n s Sutter nr San Pablo ave
Ford Louisa Miss, milliner Mrs S Silberberg, res 913 Twenty-
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Ford Nettie Miss, compositor Pacific Press, res 1018 Twelfth
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Ford Susie F, res 923 Fifth ave
Ford Thomas J, railroad postal clerk, res 1374 Eleventh
Ford Thomas W, shoemaker, res 740 Chester
Ford William, laborer, res Winthrop House
Fording Howard, civil engineer, res 1112 Wood
Fording I M Mrs, res 1112 Wood
Fordman Frederick, carpenter, res 834 Cedar
Foreman John H, blacksmith Huber & Lawton, res 1099 Third
Foreman Maggie Miss, res 1302 Franklin'
Forest Sterling, cook W CTU, res 260 Fourth
Foresters, companions of the Forest meets at Odd Fellows' Hall
Forgie Hugh, cutter Jacob Letter, res 367 Durant
FORGIE JOHN, fine tailoring, 304 Stockton opp Union Club
Building, S F, res 367 Durant
Forgie Mary Miss, res 567 Fourteenth
Forkne John M, expressman, cor Seventh and Broadway, res
2045 Filbert
Forney R L, caipenter, res 231 Helen
Forrest — , res 263 East Eighteenth
Forrest Curtis T, capitalist, res 1841 Webster
Forrest John, repairer S P Co, res East Eighteenth bet Fifth and
Sixth aves
Forrest Sterling P, cook, res 260 Fourth
Forrester Edwin H, res 1462 Eighth
Forrester Mary Miss, domestic, 1220 Sixth ave
Forssi Marie, domestic, 855 Alice
Forster Mrs, boxmaker Oakland Paper Box Factory
Forster Arthur, sexton St John's Episcopal Church, res 329 Third
Forster Emma Mrs, res 329 Third
Forster J H Mrs, res Booth bet Broadway and Piedmont ave
Forster Michael, actor, res 1664 Atlantic
Forster's Wharf, foot of Franklin
Forsting Lester VV, variety store, res 1100 Market
Forstner Belle Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 462 Third
Forstner Fred, butcher, res 462 Third
Forstner John, engineer F Mann, res 462 Third
Forstner J Oscar, turner Johnson & Co, res 462 Third
Forsythe M B Mrs, dressmaker, res 1214 Thirteenth ave
Forthman O C, ship carpenter S P Co
Fortin Damien E, foreman V L Fortin & Co, res 566 Nineteenth
F0RTIN V L> lime, lath, cement, plaster, sand, fire-clay, common,
pressed and fire brick and contractor for brick work, office
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Fortman Richard, ship carpenter, res Bay bet William and Sev-
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Fortunato Pezzolo, bootblack, 455 Seventh, res 658 Myrtle
Fortune Grace Miss, teacher piano, res 1003 Clay
Fosgate Louise Miss, music teacher, res 1922 San Pablo ave
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Foshette Martin, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Fossard Amable, capitalist, res 1120 Peralta
Poster Mrs, res 522 East Twenty-fourth
Foster Alfred, gardener, res 2041 Linden
Foster Anthony, laborer Risdon Iron Works, S F, res 1568
Twenty-first ave
Foster Bertha V Miss, res 1622 Taylor
Foster C A, commercial traveler, res Tubbs Hotel
Foster C A Capt, custom house inspector, S F, res 1622 Taylor
Foster C F, brakeman S P Co, res 1659 William
Foster Charles M, machinist S P Co, res 1729 William
Foster Edward H, cook A Campbell, res 1011 Franklin
Foster Emma L Mrs, res 522 East Twenty-fourth
Foster F C, teacher Greek and literature Hopkins Academy, res
482 Edwards
Foster H C Mrs, bds 1012 Jefferson
Foster H E, engineer S P Co, res 1729 William
Foster I L, machinist S P Co and fireman Phoenix Engine, res
1924 Filbert
Foster John, mill hand Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1906 San
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Foster John, employe S P Co, res 821 Henry
Foster John Jr, wood worker, res 1906 San Pablo ave
Foster John A, carpenter, res 1924 Filbert
Foster John R, employe S P Co, res 821 Henry
Foster Joseph, laborer S P Co, res 1872 Division
Foster Lizzie Mrs, domestic, res 1054 Fourteenth
Foster Michael, actor, res 1664 Atlantic
Foster Moses G, miner, res 960 Castro
Foster R H Mrs, lodgings, res 405 Seventh
Foster Wiiliam W, clerk S P Co, res 938 Peralta
Foster W W, watchman S P Co, res 914 Henry
Fostner Fred, butcher, res 462 Third
Fostner Oscar, wood turner, res 462 Third
Foubert Eugene, jeweler, S F, res Temescal nr Telegraph ave
F<>ucault Victor M, real estate, res 518 Twenty-second
Fouch Frank, employe S P Co, res 1557 Third
Foulk George H, with T W Higginbotham, res 1152 Seventh
FOUL KES JAMES F, physician, 969 Broadway, rms 48 and 49,
res 571 Twelfth
Foulkes Thomas D, saloon, 2149 Telegraph, res NE cor Ruby
and Moss ave
Foulkes W H, clerk Sun Insurance Co, S F, res 571 Twelfth
Foulks — , res Lester House
Fountain Belle Mrs, domestic, 1509 Broadway
Fountain Lida Miss, saleslady N Laymance, res 807 Brush
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Fountain Matilda Miss, res 807 Brush
Fountain Nettie Miss, res 416 Birnie
Fountain Selma Miss, res 416 Birnie
Fountain W H Capt, res 807 Brush
Four Mile House, William F Kline propr, San Leandro Road
Fourboldt Christian, sailor, res 96(5 Third
Fourteenth Street Car Stable, NW cor Center and Fourteenth
Fourteenth Street Railroad Co, Walter Blair pres, office 522
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Foute Annie Miss, res 1114 Sixteenth ave
Foute Manuel, employe California Jute Mills
Foute Mary Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Foute M E Miss, res 1114 Sixteenth ave
Fonts Charles, tanner C Lehn, res 919 East Twelfth
Fonts Samuel Henry, laborer, res 479 East Tenth
Fowle John A, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 309 Third
Fowler Annie, domestic, 633 Fourteenth
Fowler D T, principal Prescott School, res 1416* San Pablo ave
FOWLER GEORGE H, apothecary, 1129 Thirteenth ave
Fowler George H Jr, musician, res 629 East Fourteenth
Fowler James H, engineer California Jute Mills, res 313 Seventh
Fowler Jefferson, cigar dealer, S F, res 1063 Tenth ave
Fowler John T, capitalist, res e s College ave nr Claremont ave
Fowler Lizzie F Mrs, teacher Durant School, res 141 6 J San Pablo
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Fowler Nellie E Miss, res 1063 Tenth ave
Fowier Prentiss U, bookkeeper, S F, res 715 Sixteenth
Fowler S A Mrs, res 560 Twenty-fourth
Fowler Weslev Mrs, res 715 Sixteenth
Fowler William F, musician, bds 690 Market
Fowler William WT, res 702 Tenth
Fox Albert S, student College of Pharmacy, res 609 Seventeenth
Fox Anna Miss, bookkeeper Taft & Pennoyer, res Alameda
Fox Annie E Miss, res Hotel Merritt
FOX CHARLES N, attorney-at-law, S F, res 1057 Market
Fox Edw H, driver Cape Ann Bakery, res 708 Nineteenth
Fox Edson H, clerk Cape Ann Bakery, res 708 Nineteenth
Fox Emma A Miss, teacher, res 708 Nineteenth
Fox George B, clerk Fox & Kellogg, res 963 Chester
Fox George W, atty-at-law, S F, res 1535 Webster
Fox Henry G, res 967 Fourth ave
Fox H F Mrs, dressmaker, res 854 Adeline
Fox Ida N, branch bakery, res 1261 San Pablo ave
Fox Ida Miss, res 1057 Market
Fox J E Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 708 Nineteenth
Fox John S, janitor Cole School, res 261 Twelfth
Fox Joseph, painter, res Park nr Ettie
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Fox Lawrence, plumber, 1261 San Pablo ave
Fox L E Mrs, res 1409 Franklin
Fox Mary Miss, res 572 Tenth
Fox Michael, res Park nr Ettie
Fox Michael Jr, glazier, res Park nr Ettie
Fox Robert O, master mariner, res 1416 Eleventh
Fox W F, cleaner S P Co, res 854 Adeline
Fox William B, vineyardist, res 967 Fourth ave
Foy Annie V Miss, res 1443 Seventh
Foy Catherine Mrs, res 908 East Sixteenth
Foy Charles, fireman S P Co, res 908 East Sixteenth
Foy Martin, res 1014 Ninth ave
Foy Mollie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res*1217*Cy-
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Foye Birdie A, res 369 East Seventeenth
Foye Fred, clerk Smallman & Co, res 568 East Fourteenth
Foye Martin, section foreman S P Co, res 1014 Ninth ave,JEast
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Foye William H Sr, supt Pacific Agricultural Co, res 369 East
Seventeenth
Foye William H Jr, compositor East Oakland News, res 369 East
Seventeenth
Frae Rosa, housekeeper, res 822 Linden
Fraeser Fred, yardmaster S P Co, res 821 Market
Frages Freeman, deck hand Oakland ferry boats, res 416 Third
France Henry W, clerk S P Co, S F, res 1039 Linden
France J K, physician, 1039 Linden
France Louis N, clerk S P Co, res 1039 Linden
France Robert L, clerk S P Co, S F, res 1039 Linden
Frances Manuel, laborer, res 1079 Twenty-second ave
Frances Manuel, mariner, res 218 Helen
Frances R C, barber, 469 Ninth
Francis Albert, laborer, res Areata House
Francis Annie Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Francis Emilie, employe California Cotton Mills, res Helen nr
Fourth
Francis Frank, grocer J E Rafael, res 1847 Grove
Francis Fred, res 1016 West
Francis George G, commission merchant, S F, res 1227 Third ave
Francis Henry L, merchant, S F, res 914 Peralta
Francis John W, painter L & R Francis, res 822 Twenty-second
Francis Joseph, laborer, res Watts Tract
Francis Joseph T, carpenter, res 1640 Myrtle
Francis Loftus ( L & R Francis) res 822 Twenty-second
Francis L & R (Robert and Loftus) painters, 822 Twenty-second
Francis M, employe California Jute Mills
Francis Robert (L & R Francis) res 822 Twenty-second
Francis S Mrs, res 1016 West
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Francisco Abrao, tanner Oak Grove Tannery, res 1009 East
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Francisco Daniel, res cor Thirty ninth and Grove, Temescal
Franck Charles, agt P B lager beer, res 820 Magnolia
Frank Cathrena Mrs, res w s Nineteenth ave bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Frank Charles, gardener, opp Lake Merritt
Frank Charles, stove fixer, 421 and 423 Sixth
Frank Clem, brakeman S P Co, res 454 East Eleventh
Frank Clemens, repairer S P Co, res 1824 William
Frank Fred, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Frank Manuel, laborer, res w s Nineteenth ave bet East Four-
teenth and East Fifteenth
Frank Theodore, carriages and carriage trimmer, 373 Tenth, res
NW cor Thirteenth and Washington
Franke George, employe S P Co, res 1824 William
Franke, Lewis & Co (Rudolph Franke, William Lewis and Mar-
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1622 Grove
Franke Rudolph (Franke, Lewis & Co) res 1789 Grove
Franke Theresa, res 1824 William
Franklin Albert, porter Pacific Mail Steamship Co, S F, res 813
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Franklin Max J (George Greens weig & Co) res 1311 San Pablo ave
Franklin School, J H Sumner principal, Tenth ave bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Frantz J M (Burrell & Frantz) res 1670 Valdez
Franz Clara S Miss, res 1102 Myrtle
Franz Max, steward, res Kelsey House
Fraser David M, carpenter, res 1422 Linden
Fraser Hugh, carriage maker, res 963 Castro
Fraser Hugh W, atty-at-law, res 316 East Tenth
Fraser Isabella R Mrs, commission agt, 232 Twelfth
Fraser James, teacher, res 372 East Eleventh
Fraser Julia Miss, res 916 Myrtle
Fraser Malcomb. res 232 Twelfth
Fraser Samuel W, carpenter, bds 305 Third
Fraser Thomas Rev, clergyman (Presbyterian) res 916 Myrtle
Fraser Thomas T, insurance, S F, res 316 East Tenth
Fraser Walter H, student University of California, res 305 Third
Fraser William G, salesman Stevenson & Longwell, S F, res 316
East Tenth
Frasier Alice Mrs, dressmaker, res 1361 Tenth
Fratas Joseph, laborer S P Co, res 236 Harlan
Fraternity Hall, Eiben & Nor proprs, NE cor Seventh and Peralta
F raters George, blacksmith, res San Leandro Road
Frates A L Mrs, res 226 Hollis
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Prates Anton, foreman S P Co, res 121 Hollis
Frates Frank, laborer, res 451 B
Frates Frank, conductor S P Co, res 121 Hollis
F rates Joseph, laborer, res 864 East Twenty-first
Frates Joseph, laborer, res 668 East Sixteenth
Frates Joseph A, cabinet maker, res 236 Harlan
Frates Joseph A, operator and agt D & R G R R, res 121 Hollis
Frates Lawrence J, deck hand Sacramento boat, res 864 East
Twenty-first
Frates Mateo, laborer, res 218 Hollis
Fratis Mary Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Fratus Sabina, laborer, res 416 Third
Frauneder Leopold, machinist and mfr ornamental iron works,
411 Tenth, res 1462 Telegraph ave
Fraynor Timothy, employe Eagle Box and Manufacturing Co, res
571 Third
Frazer D Y, switchman S P Co, res 821 Market
Frazer Hugh, carriage making and blacksmithing, 1008 Franklin,
res 963 Castro
Frazer Robert, ship carpenter, res 1102 Wood
Freas John, employe S P Co, res 1603 Third
Fredenburg J (Michigan Furniture Co) res 868 Twentieth
FREDERICK & ARTH (Jacob Frederick and George V Arth)
proprietors Oakland Carriage Manufactory, SE cor Webster
and Tenth
Frederick Jacob (Frederick & Arth) res 569 Sixteenth
Frederick John H, conductor S P Co, res 933 Peralta
Frederick Leonard, mining, res 1076 East Twenty-fourth
Frederick Louis F, painter, 325 Tenth, res 356 Tenth
Fredericks Jacob M, fireman S P Co, res West Oakland House
Fredericksburg Lager Beer, F W Stromberg agt, 372 Eleventh
Fredericksen William, captain steamer Transit, res 516 East Six-
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FREDRIKSON J G (Frodrikson & Mann^ res 20 Maple
FREDRIKSON & MANN (J G Fredrikson and William Mann)
planing mill, 515 Fourth
Free Baptist Church, SE cor Twenty-first and Brush
Free Henry, bartender, res 857 Peralta
Free Kindergarten, Miss Abbie Houseman teacher, 659J Broad-
way
Free Library and Free Reading Rooms of Oakland, S H Melvin
pres, J A McKinnon sec, Ina D Coolbrith librarian, Four-
teenth nr City Hall
Freeman A A Mrs, res 1270 Kirkham
Freeman A G, commission merchant, S F, res 1137 Linden
Freeman Charles, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Freeman C J Mrs, res 1467 San Pablo ave
Freeman C M Miss, physician, res 1467 San Pablo ave
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Freeman D S, special agt California Insurance Co, 970 Broadway,
res 1001 Center
Freeman Eliza, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Freeman E M Capt, port agt pilot, S F, res 1019 Linden
Freeman James E, civil engineer, S F, res 564 Eleventh
Freeman Laura Miss, res 1467 San Pablo ave
Freeman Magnus, tailor, S F, res 22 Maple
Freeman Mary Mrs, grocer, res 1270 Kirkham
Freeman Nettie B Miss, teacher, res 564 Eleventh
Freeman S P Mrs, res 564 Eleventh
Freeman Thomas, salesman Max Greenhood, res 1017 Broadway
Freeman William, res 1621 Thirteenth ave
Free Market, e s Clay bet Fourth and Fifth
Freese L Mrs, physician, res 906 Broadway
Freese William, clerk J Tillman, res 809 Jackson
Free Will Baptist Church, cor Twenty-first and Brush
Freeze Louis, dish washer Alta House
Freid Bella Miss, domestic, 813 Franklin
Freidman L, boots and shoes, 919 Broadway, res 226 Twelfth
Freils Dedrich G, wharf man S P Co, res 1617 Fifteenth
Freitas John S, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co •
Freling Elise, dressmaker, res 539 Nineteenth
French Agnes Miss, res 1664 Broadway
French Alice Miss, res NW cor Thirty -seventh and Market
French Annie T Miss, res 1405 Brush
French Asa T, engineer S P Co, res 815 Jackson
French Charles W, druggist, 975 Washington
French Earl B, contractor, res 1664 Broadway
French Florence J, res 1244 Adeline
French H, clerk Petar & Dresco
French A Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 854 Adeline
French H Robert, bookkeeper, res 2234 Andover
French Jane Mrs, res 723 Linden
French John D, mfg agt, S F, res 1244 Adeline
French John L, dry goods and groceries, cor San Pablo and
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FRENCH LAUNDRY, Peter Calou proprietor, 690 Twenty-ninth
French Louisa Miss, res 723 Linden
French Mary E Miss, dressmaker, res 723 Linden
French William, S F, res 867 Peralta
Frese John L, res 1870 Seventh
Frese L Mrs, res 906 Broadway, rms 13 and 14
Freuler John, bookkeeper, S F, res NE cor Mono ave and McCall
Freuler Mary, servant, 1160 Eighth
Frevoy D S, carpenter S P Co
Frey Gustavus J, asphaltum roofer, res 1415 Tenth
Frey John, jeweler, 1768 Seventh, res 947 Wood
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Frey Julius, architect, res 651 Myrtle
Frick Edward, res 1053 Ninth ave
Frick Emile, engineer S P Co, res 1053 Ninth ave
Frick G W, farmer, res 668 Thirty-fourth
Fricksted T T Rev, res 666 Tenth
Fricot E J Mrs, res 1426J San Pablo ave
Fricot May Miss, res 1426 J San Pablo ave
Fried Moses, clerk A Peres, res Bushell House
Friedbtrg Elias, compositor, S F, res s s Forty-fourth nr Tele-
graph ave
Friedman Alfred, glovemaker, res 325 Ninth
Friedman D, peddler, res 360 Second
Friedman D, peddler, res 360 Fourth
riedman Louis, Arcade Boot and Shoe Store, 919 Broadway, res
226 Twelfth
Friend Deidama Mrs, res 846 Seventeenth
Friend W, grocer, res 1310 Market
Friend William N, collector, res 971 West
Friend William H, cashier Sun Insurance Co, S F, res 971 West
Frierson W J, farmer, res 1530 Broadway
Fries Hat tie C Miss, stenographer and type writer, res 577 Eighth
Fries Robert G, draughtsman William H Weilbye, res 577 Eighth
Frink Ledyard, capitalist, res 1220 Grove
Frisbie C E, electrotyper Pacific Press, res 725 Eleventh
Frisby David, house cleaner, res 1654 Telegraph ave
Fritz Charley, house painter P N Kuss, res 409 Thirteenth
Fritz John Silver, laborer, res 960 East Twentieth
Fritzoe Martias, laborer, res 113 Hannah
Fritzschen Herman B, saloon, S F, res NW cor Sixteenth and
Peralta
Frivolett Barney, bootblack, S F, res 1642 Union
Frodahl Annie, domestic Edson Adams
Froebel. Kindergarten, Mrs L A Balch principal, 1316 Adeline
Frohn Gertrude Miss, saleslady, 908 Broadway, res 271 Eighth
Frome Augustus, longshoreman, S F, res 865 Cedar
Fronk George M, coroner, res Willson House
Fronk George, cleaner S P Co, res 1824 William
Frontier P, lapidary, S F, res 763 Webster
Frost Andrew, farmer, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Frost Andrew N, carpenter, res Fruit Vale ave nr County Road
Frost B P Mrs, canvasser, res 508J Fifteenth
Frost C S, carpenter, res 1523 Eighth ave
Frost E P Miss, res 508i Fifteenth
Frost J W, S F, res Blake House
Frost M, night engineer Samm & Co, res West Oakland
Frost Maria Mrs, res Clinton House
Frost Martha F Mrs, res Clinton House
Frost Peter, lumberman, res 362 Third
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Frost R N Mis, res cor Brooklyn and Watson ave
Frost W E, carpenter S P Co, res 872 Henry
Frost William H, fuel agt Narrow Gauge Railroad, res 1519
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Frost William I, laborer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 509
East Fourteenth
Fruit and Flower Mission, Miss Eva Lukins treas, 1375 Broadway
Fruit Vale Hospital, Dr P W Poulson propr, cor Fruit Yale ave
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Fruit Vale Villa, John C Kennedy propr, Fruit Vale ave nr East
Fourteenth
Frukana George, gardener, res 802 AJice
Fry F W, atty-at-law, 906 Broadway, res 1744 Linden
Fry Henry, carriage mfr, 1362 San Pablo ave, red 1744 Linden
Fry Willis B, mgr Singer Manufacturing Co, S F, res 513
Nineteenth
Frye Jesse, carpenter, res 710 Webster
Fryer John A, capitalist, res Julia nr East Sixteenth
Fuairholt S, laborer Oregon Improvement Co, res Filbert nr Third
Fucha Bertha Miss, music teacher, res 462 Twelfth
Fuchs August, with Philip Fuchs, res 1167 Center
Fuchs Philip, wood and coal, 1165 and 1167 Center
Fugel Hugo, bartender C H Kucks & Co, res 1307 Jefferson
Fuller A A, with W A Rouse & Co, res 488 Twenty-fifth
Fuller Amos L, teacher, res 416 East Fifteenth
Fuller Benjamin. B, res 1833 Linden
Fuller Charles H, laborer S P Co, res 762 Alice
Fuller Emerson, canvasser A L Bancroft & Co, res 416 East Fif-
teenth
Fuller Flora Miss, res 1060 Third ave
Fuller Hinds, city agt Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, res 577
Thirty-fifth
Fuller J S, painter, res 1319 Kirkham
Fuller R A, painter S P Co, res 1409 Twelfth
Fuller William, laborer, res 669 Adeline
Fuller William, stoves and ranges repaired, res 1104 Wood
Fullmer L D, commercial traveler, S F, ivs 909 Peralta
Fulton C M, clerk S P Co, res 1468 Grove
Fulton Edwin, binder Pacific Press, res 719 Eleventh
Fulton Samuel, employe S P Co, res 1162 Seventh
Fulton John A, carpenter, r*es w s First ave nr Humboldt
Fulton & Miller (Miss N Fulton and Miss M E Miller) dressmakers,
582 East Twelfth
Fulton Nettie B Miss (Fulton & Miller), res 602 East Fifteenth
Fultz Elizabeth, domestic, 872 Twentieth
Funder Peter, second mate steamer Transit, res 1813 Union
Fung Ty & Co, fancy goods, 905 Washington
Furcate J B, butcher, res San Pablo ave nr Crawford
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Furgason Charles H, heater fireman S P Co, res 872 Henry
Furguson Libbie Miss, dressmaker, res Nucleus House
Furlong J N, photographer, res 120 East Fourteenth
Furlong John, stevedore, res 617 Magnolia
Furnas John S, bakery, 1117 Thirteenth
Furniss C B, civil engineer, res Newland House
Furniss Miles, proprietor Alta House, 901 J Washington
Furniss Restaurant, Miles Furniss propr, 901 Washington
Furry George H, painter, res 850 Jones
Furst Herman, clothing, 901 Broadway, res 361 Tenth
Fuss Elizabeth, domestic, res 872 Twentieth
Gabby Dora Miss, domestic, 1429 Franklin
Gaber John, tailor, res 270 Seventh
Gabey Nettie, domestic Brunswick House
Gabriel Gill, employe Peterson's Lumber Yard, res 1312 Sixth ave
Gachan — , res Winters Hotel
Gaeth Fred, laborer Oakland Pickle Factory, res 1789 Grove
Gaffke E, cigarmaker Robert Kuerzel, res S F
Gaffney Bridget, domestic, 318 East Seventeenth
Gaffney John H, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Gaffney Maria, domestic, 1123 Filbert
Gagan E W Mrs, res 1215 Jefferson
Gage Ada I Mrs, proprietor Graystone House, 418 Twelfth
Gage David T, capitalist, res 571 Caledonia
Gage Harold J, framemaker Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 418
Twelfth
Gage Jefferson, brakeman S P Co, res 806 Wood
Gage John W, sea, captain, res 520 Twenty-fifth
Gage Mabel, domestic Julius Meyers, SE cor Franklin and Fourth
Gage Stephen T, asst pres S P Co, res 1300 Harrison
Gage William, gardener, res 1568 Webster
Gage William E, second mate steamer Alki, res 520 Twenty-fifth
Gager E M Mrs, res 610 Twelfth
Gager George L, tinsmith M De La Montanya, res 1011 Seventh
Gagerino Etare, grocer, SW cor Filbert and Seventh
Gaggiona Jules, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Gannon Joseph A., carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 363 First
Gahagen Vincent J, blacksmith James Galvin, res 1236 Broadway
Gaillard Charles, clerk La Societe Francaise D'Epargnes et De
Prevoyance Mutuelle, S F, res 929 Poplar
Gaines C, teller Union Savings Bank, res Berkeley
Gaines Henry, bootblack, res 856 Broadway
Gaines James, laborer, res 724 Chester
Gaines John, employe California Jute Mills
Gaines Katie, mangier Contra Costa Laundry, res 724 Chester
Gaines Michael, laborer S P Co, res 724 Chester
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Gaines Annie, res 1416 Eighteenth
Gainsforth A Mrs, domestic, res 1128 Filbert
Gaitens James, harness cleaner P Pumyea, res 470 Seventh
Galarte Jose, laborer, res 1251 Fifteenth ave
Galarte Manuel, laborer, res 1251 Fifteenth ave
Galavan James, plumber and foreman Engine No 3, Oakland
Fire Department, 1512 Seventh, res 1378 Eighth
Galbraith Alma J Miss, teacher Oakland High School, res 1218
San Pablo ave
Galbraith James, clerk, res 809 Henry
Galbraith W A, teacher Oakland High School, res 961 Washington
Gale George L, contractor, res 518 East Twelfth
Galena Francisco, teacher Spanish Oakland Business College,
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Gabger James, employe S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Galenda Jeremiah, moulder, res 361 Fifth
Galenda Maggie Mrs, employe California Jute Mills, res 361
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Galindo An tone, laborer, res 661 Grove
Galindo F L, carriage painter, res 617 Fifth
Galindo Frank, Telegraph ave beyond Fifty-first
Galindo Hotel, Benjamin Wright propr, Eighth bet Broadway
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Galindo Nasario, res 617 Fifth
GALINDO WINE ROOMS AND BILLIARD PARLORS, Mi-
rando & Briones proprietors, 411 Eighth
Gallagher B Mrs, lace dealer, n s Forty-second bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Gallagher Bernard, foreman S P Co, res 427 Hawthorne ave •
Gallagher C E, Oakland & S F Transfer Co, res 658 Twenty-first
Gallagher Daniel (Crist, Gallagher & Co) East Oakland Planing
Mills, res 1431 Filbert
Gallagher Harry, res s s Spring nr Adeline
Gallagher James, res Golden Eagle House
Gallagher James, stone mason, res s s Spring nr Adeline
Gallagher John, clerk Neil Gallagher, res 1718 Telegraph ave
Gallagher John, capitalist, res 768 Seventh
Gallagher Mary Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gallagher Michael, grocer, SE cor Fifth and Linden, res 742 Lin-
den
Gallagher Michael, employe California Jute Mills
Gallagher Neil, groceries, 1722 Telegraph ave
Gallagher Nora Miss, dish washer P Walsh, res 415 Seventh
Gallagher P, plumber, res 209 Third
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, res 742 Linden
Gallagher Stephen, expressman, res s s Forty-fifth nr Grove
Gallagher Thomas, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res s s
Spring nr Adeline
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OAKLAND.
317
Gallagher Thomas, apprentice S P Co, res 427 Hawthorne
Gallagher Timothy, with Neil Gallagher, res 1722 Telegraph
ave
Gallagher's Transfer Co, Charles Gallagher, stand NVV cor Eighth
and Broadway, office T/07 Broadway
Gallagher William, turner East Oakland Planing Mills, res 615
East Sixteenth
Gallant Julia Miss, dressmaker, res 124 Louise
Gallant Mary J Miss, dressmaker, res 124 Louise
Gallant Peter, carpenter, res 124 Louise
Gallen Bessie, spinner California Cotton Mills, res 816 Linden
Galleway Josie Mrs, dressmaker, res Nucleus House
Gallin Fred J, carpenter, res 1419 Ninth
Gallin John F, carpenter, res 1419 Ninth
Gallmann Jacob F, carriage painter Sohst Bros, res 758 Fifth
Galloway James D, ship joiner S P Co, res Pullman Hotel
Gallup Ida Miss, student, res 554 East Sixteenth
Galvin James, carriage and wagon maker and horseshoeing, 511
and 513 Fourteenth, res 494 Twenty-fifth
Gamble Charlotta Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Gamble Fritz, employe C P Co, res Hillside, Piedmont
Gamble George, res Hillside, Piedmont
Gamble Henry, employe California Jute Mills
Gamble James (Woodward & Gamble) res Hillside, Piedmont
Gamble John, laborer, res 1070 East Eighteenth
Gamble Leland, res Hillside, Piedmont
Gamble Lottie Miss, domestic, res 1271 Seventh ave
Gamble Mary Miss, teacher, res Hillside, Piedmont
Gamble Susie, res 316 East Tenth
Gamble William, employe California Jute Mills
Ganith Olivo, fisherman, res 374 First
Ganley Edward, laborer Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res 705
Fifth
Gannon Dennis, horse trainer Oakland Trotting Park, res Watts
near Park
Gannon Martin, res 665 East Twelfth
Gannon Mary Miss, dressmaker, bds 508J Fifteenth
Gannon Rose A Mrs, bds 50&J Fifteenth
Ganon Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res Playter Block
Gans Alphonse, laundry man Contra Costa Laundr}^ res 1635
Magnolia
Gans B D, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Gansberg Henry, shoemaker F Senram & Co, res 912 Harrison
Garabrant Chas, machinist Oakland Gas Light Co, res 663 Alice
Garabrant Orville, bookkeeper, res 805 Castro
Garcelon C M Mrs, res 1213 Madison
Garcelon Harvey, carpenter and builder, res 1456 Ninth
Garcelon Horace F, clerk Davis Bros, S F, res 1456 Ninth
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Garcia Adolpho, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res Merced ave nr
Shattuck ave
Garcia Alfred, laborer, res s s Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph ave
Garcia Angela Mrs, res Merced ave nr Shattuck ave
Garcia & Bernard (Frank Garcia and Joseph Bernard) barbers,
627 East Twelfth
Garcia de Rosa Anton, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co,
res cor Twenty-first ave and East Eighteenth
Garcia Frank (Garcia & Bernard) res 871 East Fifteenth
Garcia Frank, laborer, res s s Thirty-ninth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Garcia Frank R, barber Garcia & Bernard, res 627 East Twelfth
Garcia John, laborer, res 422 B
Garcia Lucien, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res s s Thirty-ninth
nr Telegraph ave
Gard H N (H N Gard & Co) res 1021 Twelfth
Gard H N> & Co (H N Gard and J C Knickrem) paper dealers,
1153 Washington
Gard Nicholas, miner, res 1021 Twelfth
Gardener Clara Mrs, res 2210 Andover
Gardener George, carriage washer G Hunt, res Winters Hotel
Gardener M E Miss, milliner Jones' Bazar, res 577 Thirty-fourth
Gardiner A B Mrs, res 316 Tenth
Gardiner Anna L Mrs, teacher painting, res 528 Jones
Gardiner Anwyl O, painter James T Gardiner, res 378 Ninth
Gardiner Charles H, clerk, S F, res 830 East Fifteenth
Gardiner George, employe Juclson Manufacturing Co, res Com-
mercial Union
Gardiner G 0 Mrs, res 860 Clay
Gardiner James T, (Torry, Whitman & Gardiner) res 524 Jones
Gardiner James T, house and sign painter, 1008 Franklin, res 378
Ninth
Gardiner James Todd Jr, painter James T Gardiner, res 378 Ninth
Gardiner Richard P M, painter James T Gardiner, res 378 Ninth
Gardiner Robert K, clerk, S F, res 830 East Fifteenth
Gardiner Thomas, journalist, res 830 East Fifteenth
Gardiner Thomas M, bookkeeper, S F, res 853 East Fifteenth
Gardner Mrs, res 919 Jefferson
Gardner Cornelia Miss, saleslady, 952 Broadway
Gardner Cornelia Mrs, agt S T Taylor's system of dress cutting,
952 Broadway
Gardner Francis, employe Taylor's Lumber Yard, res 653 Washing-
ton
Gardner George P, laborer, res Saunders nr" Adeline
Gardner Henry R, millwright, res 1422 Sixth ave
Gardner Hiram S, engineer S P Co, res 1314 Eighth
Gardner Leonora Mrs, res 1901 Broadway
Gardner M E Miss, milliner, res 577 Thirty-fifth
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Gardner Robert, land agt, S F, res 463 East Eleventh
Garfield Isaac, carpenter, res 468 Edwards
Garfield Public School, Mrs Ellen Gibbs principal, cor Twenty-
third ave and East Sixteenth
Garibal Emile, restaurant, 623 East Twelfth, res S F
Garibaldi Giacomo, blasting tunnels, res n s Forty-second bet
Telegraph ave and Grove
Garibaldi J, French cook, res 1554 Telegraph ave
Garibaldi Jose, quarry man, res Temescal
Garibaldi Joseph, blasting tunnels, res n s Forty-second bet
Telegraph ave and Grove
Garland Charles W (Garland Manufacturing Co) res 1901 Broad-
way
Garland Manufacturing Co (Ezra Beale) mfrs sewer traps, 1901
Broadway
Garlick Etha F Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 1016 Four-
teenth
Garlick Etha F Mrs, teacher Lincoln School, res 1016 Four-
teenth
Garlick Joshua P, principal Cole School, res 1016 Fourteenth
Garlland James, carding foreman California Jute Mills
Garmanus David, clerk Leopold Meyer, res 1418 Eighth
Garms P, S F, res 1416 Eighteenth
Garnar George T, with Burtchaell & Crowley, res 729 Harrison
Garner George, butcher, 720 Harrison
Garner G T, tinsmith Burtchael & Crowley, res 720 Harrison
Garner Henry (Garner & Son) res 720 Harrison
Garner Henry W (Garner & Son) res 720 Harrison
Garner & Son (Henry and Henry W) meat market, 921 Webster
Garnett J H Rev, pastor Brooklyn Baptist Church, res 378 East
Fifteenth
Garon Louis G, saloon, 553 Broadway
Garrelle Ducio, quarryman, res Temescal
Garrelli Peter, quarryman, res Temescal
Garreson F Mis, res 815 Twentieth
Garrett Cora L Miss, res 513 Fifth
Garrett D Mrs, res 1212 Seventh
Garrett Richard, clerk J W Fleming, res 513 Fifth
Garrett Richard M, clerk, res 2013 Brook
Garrety John, laborer, res 1561 Fifth
Garrison William A, engineer S P Co, res 1517 Eighth
Garrity Sarah Mrs, grocery, res 1924 San Pablo ave
Garsiglia J A, clerk, res Lester House
Garst Horace, commercial traveler, res 578 Fifteenth
Garter Fred, barber, res 856 Broadway -
Garthorne George H. agt American Biscuit Co, S F, res 1023
Chester
Garthwaite E H, mining engineer, res Fairmont ave
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Garthwaite H, commercial merchant, S F, res Fairmont ave
Garthwaite H P, Pacific Oil and Lead Works, S F, res Fairmont
ave
Garthwaite William W, cashier Oakland Bank of Savings, res
Fairmont ave, Oakland Heights
Gartland James, laborer, res 372 East Eleventh
Gartner Fred W, machinist S P Co, res 1911 Filbert
Garvan Cornelius, car repairer S P Co, res 742 Peralta
Gar van James C, foreman S P Co, res 1616 Taylor
Garver K, waiter Moca Restaurant, res 910 Clay
Garvey Elizabeth E, res 821 Chester
Garvey James J, fireman S P Co, res 821 Chester
Garvey John C, engineer S P Co, res 821 Chester
Garvey Lizzie Miss, school teacher, res 821 Chester
Garvey Patrick, boiler maker, res 821 Chester
Garvey Thomas, fireman S P Co, res 821 Chester
Garvey Thomas, stock inspector S P Co, res 802 Willow
Garvey Thomas F, fireman S P Co, res 821 Chester
Garvin B C Mrs, res 1611 Thirteenth ave
Garvin Con, cleaner S P Co, res 742 Peralta
Garvin James, produce merchant, S F, res 950 Brush
Garvin John J, seaman, res 829 Castro
Garvin Paul, drawing professor, res 815 Thirty-fifth
Gaskill D W C, capitalist, res 1395 Harrison
Gaskill Herbert D, salesman E F Delger, res 1395 Harrison
£3 § Gaskill Rollin C, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, NW cor Washington
and Twelfth, res 573 Fifteenth
Gaskill V W, asst sec S P C Co, S F, res 813 Twenty-seventh
Gasner Pauline, domestic, 274 Twenty-third
Gaspar Augustus,, laborer E M Derby & Co, res 916 East Six-
teenth
Gaspard Edward, hotel and restaurant, 829 East Twelfth
Gass Edwin D, brakeman S P Co, res 566 East Twelfth
Gass Frank, brakeman, res 566 East Twelfth
Gass George, special police officer, res 621 East Fourteenth
Gass Laura Mrs, res 566 East Twelfth
Gass Louis A, with H H Colby, res 566 East Twelfth
Gast Fred, engineer S P Co, res West Berkeley
Gaston Hirland B, bookkeeper, S F, res 1227 Eleventh ave
q| I Gates Alva, livery stable, 411 Thirteenth
Gates Annie, res 366 East Sixteenth
Gates Arthur, res West Oakland Hotel
Gates Nettie Miss, bds 1140 Myrtle
Gates Sophia B Miss, teacher Lincoln School, res 1140 Myrtle
Gates S B Mrs, teacher Lincoln School, bds 1140 Myrtle
Gatewood J M, res 1112 East Sixteenth
Gatter Fred, barber, cor Seventh and Broadway, res 463 Sixth
Gatter Michael, shoemaker, 463 Sixth
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Gatther Jacob, boot cutter,
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Gauge William, gardener, res 458 Twenty-first
Gaughran Mary Mrs, res Twenty-second bet Broadway and
Webster
Gaulene C C, barkeeper W M Watson, res 625 East Twelfth
Gaulene Hy polite, saloon keeper, res 671 East Seventeenth
Gaunce E R, brakeman S P Co, res 1164 Peralta
Gaunce Frank M, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 1014
Wood
Gaunce R L, conductor S P Co, res 1275 Twelfth ave
Gaunce Robert L, brakeman S P Co, res 1275 Twelfth ave
Gaunce Ross, brakeman S P Co, res 1164 Peralta
Gaunce S Mrs, res 1014 Wood
Gavazza Baptista, bootmaker, 407 Seventh
Gavica A R Mrs, res 468 Fifth
Gavin John, fireman Gas Light and Heat Co, res 660 Magnolia
Gawley R Mrs, dressmaker, 1009 Franklin
Gay Carrie Miss, res 858 Myrtle
Gay David, car cleaner S P Co, res 134 Hannah
Gay Lulu Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Gay Robert, res 853 Myrtle
Gay W, firewood, foot of Grove, Water Front
Gayler Percy L, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 131
Hollis
Gazave James, carpenter, res 373 First
Gazzalo, brakeman S P Co, res 970 Peralta
Geagan Philip J, laborer, res 724 Henry
Gearn G C, commercial traveler, res 556 Twenty-first
Geary Catharine Mrs, res 1713 Adeline
Geary Edward M, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 459
Sixth
Geary H Kirke, shoemaker, S F, res cor Merced ave and Racine
Geary John, laborer, res 1626 Linden
Geary Maurice E, nailer Pacfiic Iron and Nail Works, res 459
Sixth
Geary Maurice, teamster W S & O T Co, res 459 Sixth
Geary Sarah Mrs, res 2429 Telegraph ave
Geary Thomas W, laborer, res 1217 Cypress
Geddes Alexander C, propr New York Bakery, 908 Broadway,
res 271 Eighth
Gee Elizabeth Mrs, lodging house, 362 Tenth
Gee Robert S, finisher book bindery, S F, res 1423 Sixteenth
Geed Manuel, laborer, res cor Twenty-first ave and East Nineteenth
Gegar Philip, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Gegax Conrad F, foreman switch engine, res 1465 Fifth
Gegax Henry F, carpenter, res 1465 Fifth
Gehl Louis, cigar maker A Kraft, res S F
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Gehlich Julius, joiner Oakland Planing Mills, res 2009 East Four-
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Gehlich J, cabinet maker, res 1164 East Fourteenth
Gehr L H, res SE cor Fourth and Broadway
Gehring Erard, cook, res 516 Ninth
Geile George H, laborer, res 721 E
Geile Gideon, laborer, res cor Thirteenth ave and Thirty-fifth
Geiser John, tinsmith, res e s Grove bet Thirty-sixth and Thirty-
seventh
Geistenberg E Mrs, nurse, 610 East Tenth
Gelardo Louis, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Gelder David V, cigar maker, res 828 Eighteenth
Gelder Henry, stripper, res 1473 San Pablo ave
Gelder John, cigar maker, 1473 San Pablo ave, res 828 Eight-
eenth
Gelett William D, civil engineer S P Co, res 1254 Franklin
Gelinas Fred, bookkeeper, res cor Second and Clay
Gelinas John J, clerk John P Gelinas, res 1412 San Pablo ave
Gelinas John P, groceries, 1412 San Pablo ave
Gellerson Hannah Mrs, housekeeper, res 1364 Tenth
Gelwicks D W Mrs, artist, res 504 Thirteenth
Gemmell Stewart F, plumber James Wilson, res 869 Filbert
Gemmell William, clerk, res 869 Filbert
Genasri Margheritta Mrs, res 760 Franklin rear
Gennis Mary Mrs, res 702 East Twenty-third
Gens Arthur, bartender, S F, res 1110 East Fourteenth
Gentry G W, brakeman S P Co, res 504 East Fifteenth
Gcntrv John W, engineer cable house, res 684 Twentv-fifth
Gentry John W, fireman Oakland Cable Co
Geor<re Amelia Miss, dressmaker, res 1621 Sixteenth
George Edwin L, express, res 502 Twenty-fourth
George E H Mrs, res East Twenty-ninth nr Fourteenth ave
George Frank, car repairer S P Co, res 705 Campbell
George Jose F, shoemaker, res 1621 Sixteenth
George Joseph, barkeeper George M Shreeder, res 1621 Sixteenth
George Joseph, bootmaker, 1789 Seventh, res 1621 Sixteenth
George Joseph M, laborer, res 1621 Sixteenth
George Mary A Mrs, res 705 Campbell
George R H, cashier Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res 814
Grove
George Samuel, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
GEORGE'S EXCHANGE, George Billesbackproprietor,477 Eighth
Gerald Carlos, res 1132 Linden
Gerber John, tailor, 854 Webster, res 270 Seventh
Gercken W F, mariner, res (>!>4 Brush
Gerdas M Mrs, res 1313 Eighth
J Geregini Louis, bootblack, S F, res 1013 Third
Gergens Louis, laborer L-\nz Bros, res 1785 William
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Gerhard L, canvasser, res 1810 William
Gerhardt L, book agent, res 1410 William
Gerhardy Henry, butcher, res 973 Seventh
Gerhardy Julia Miss, res 973 Seventh
Gerhardy Otto, sign painter V P Mitchels, res 973 Seventh
Gerhardy Pauline Miss, res 973 Seventh
Gericke George, waiter, res 460 Seventh
Gerin Paul A, drawing teacher public schools, res 815 Thirty -fifth
Gering Frederick, foreman sugar refinery, S F, res 958 Campbell
Gerity S Mrs, groceries and liquors, 1924 San Pablo ave
Gerken Dieterich, res 1720 Eighth
Germain A F Mrs, res cor Adeline and Stanley
Germain Alfred, carpenter, res 704 Webster
Germain Frank, dairyman, res SE cor Adeline and Stanley
Germain Guy, dairyman, res SE cor Adeline and Stanley
Germain Harry, dairyman, res SE cor Adeline and Stanley
Germain Jennie Miss, res SE cor Adeline and Stanley
German Mrs, res 1159 Seventh
German American Insurance Co, Strong & Co agts 470 Ninth
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ZI0N CHURCH, Rev J
H Theiss pastor, NE cor Thirteenth and Clay
German Insurance Co of Illinois, H Griffin agt, 958 Broadwav
GERMAN LAND AND CATTLE CO, M C Theilmann secretary,
123 California, S F, Oakland office H Turn Suden's store
German Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev Louis Kroick pastor,
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Germania Council No 66, United Friends of the Pacific, Ger-
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Germania Hall Association, 832-836 Webster
Germanus David, dealer in European bonds, 871 Broadwav, res
1418 Eighth
Gernocha J, quarry man, res Temescal
GERNREICH & THORNBURGH (William Gernreich and M K
Thornburgh) groceries, wines and liquors, 1476 Eighth
Gernreich William (Gernreich & Thornburgh) res 1476 Eighth
Gerome Mary, res 1605 Third
Gerrabalda D, United Ancient Order of Druids
Gerrish James L, machinist S P Co, res 920 Center
Gerrish William J, clerk, S F, res 920 Center
Gerry John W, laborer S P Co
Gertner F W, extraman Hose Co No 2, Oakland Fire Depart-
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Gestrin George W, laborer, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynde
Getchell & Black (Frederick Getchell and E N Black) mfr agts,
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Getchell F A Miss, res 574 Sycamore
Getchell Frederick (Getchell & Black) res 903 Market
Getchell L R Mrs, res 574 Sycamore
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Getchell Otis, res 75] Market
GETCHELL RANSOM N, coke, wood and coal, cor Fourth and
Grove, res 613 Fourth
Getchell Sumner W, carpenter, res 738 Myrtle
Getchell Winfield K, cash boy, res 751 Market
Getchell Winfield S, fireman S P Co, res 1035 Chestnut
Gethsemane Chapter No 5, Rose Croix A and A S Rite, Masonic
Temple
Geurden Anna, employe laundry, res 1355 Eighteenth
Ghering Edward, cook Alta House
Ghirardelli Anton (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co, S F) res 920 Third
Ghirardelli Domingo, chocolate mfr, S F, res 767 Brush
Ghirardelli Joseph, mfr, res 1064 Twenty-second
Ghirardelli Louis, res 767 Tenth
Giacometti B (Giacometti, Adamina & Co) res 511 Fourth
Giacometti L (Giacometti, Adamino & Co) res 511 Fourth
Giamboni N Mrs, res 1714 Seward
Gianbuttista Busalini, vegetable peddler, res 1260 Center
Giannotti Alivo, dish washer Barnum's Restaurant, res 374 First
Gibb A, carpenter Towle & Broadwell, res 308 Second
Gibb Al, blacksmith J Galvin, res West Berkeley
Gibb Archibald, carpenter, res 308 Second
Gibb Ida Miss, res 2175 East Fourteenth
Gibbons Patrick, groceries, 1473 Seventh
Gibbs A W, res 680 Thirty-fourth
Gibbs Charles E, atty-at-law, S F, res 680 Thirty-fourth
Gibbs Ellen Mrs, principal Garfield School, res 680 Thirty-fourth
Gibbs James A, millwright, S F, res 817 Seventeenth
Gibbs Josiah S, carpenter, res 1721 Chase
Gibbs Ralph, res 680 Thirty-fourth
Gibbs Samuel L, crockery, res 2102 Peralta
Gibbs William C, adjuster marine losses, res 154 Third
Gibbs William H, machinist, res 2102 Peralta
GIBBS WILLIAM T> horseshoer, 958 Franklin, res 515 East
Eleventh
Gibbs W T Jr, horseshoer H M Wilson, res 360 Ninth
Gibson Chauncey W, grocer, S F, res 229 Twelfth
Gibson Edwin F, carpenter, res 489 Prospect ave
Gibson I Mrs, dressmaker, res 565 Tenth
Gibson John, machinist, res 568 East Twentieth
Gibson Julia Mrs, res 1112 Alice
Gibson Lizzie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gibson Mary Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gibson Mary Miss, res 569 Thirty-fifth
Gibson Wallace J., clerk M Alle, res 565 Tenth
Gibson William, expressman Sixteenth Street Depot, res 1652
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Gidley J Mrs, res 610 Ninth
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Gieglinger Arthur, res 537 Eighteenth
Gier Theodore (Theodore Gier & Bro) res 853 Adeline
GIER THEODORE & BRO, groceries and provisions, NE cor
Third and Linden
Gieschen Emma M Miss, res Mountain View Cemetery
Gieschen Henry, butcher O Bemis, res East Oakland Hotel
Gieschen House, Mrs S F Dodge propr, 420 Sixth
Giese L, saloon, S32 Webster
Giese Louis, artist, res 1751 Seventh
GIESE OTTO, proprietor West Oakland Hall and dealer in
liquors, 1751 Seventh, res same
Gifford Edward L, salesman W W Montague & Co, S F, res 531
Kennedy
Gifford R W Capt, master mariner, res 770 Seventeenth
Gifford Seymour C, engineer S P Co, res 861 Henry
Gifford William L, clerk, 861 Henry
Gifford William M, live stock dealer, res 628 Fourteenth
Gift Caroline H Mrs, res 2227 Chestnut
Gift Robert T, res 2227 Chestnut
Giggs Annie Miss, domestic, 706 Tenth
Gilardi Laura Mrs, dressmaker Mrs Annie Evans, res 1413
Twelfth
Gilardi Mateo, laundryman, res 1413 Twelfth
Gilardin Alexander J, teamster, res Old County Road nr Bray ave
Gilardin Bros (Victor and Constant] ne) proprs Laurel Market,
1121 Thirteenth ave
Gilardin Constantine (Gilardin Bros) res 1171 Sixteenth ave
Gilardin Eugene, carpenter, res 1170 Sixteenth ave
Gilardin Jennie, finishing room Jute Mills, res 1170 Sixteenth ave
Gilardin Joseph, plumber, res 1170 Sixteenth ave
Gilardin Joseph, res 814 East Fourteenth
Gilardin Victor (Gilardin Bros) res East Fourteenth bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second aves
Gilbert Adrian A, clerk S P Co, res 1012 Center
Gilbert Anna S Miss, teacher Mills Seminary, res 1453 Linden
Gilbert Charles W, Sterling Manufacturing Co, S F, res 1710
Eighth
Gilbert Clarence H, bookkeeper, Galena, Nevada, res 1024 Chester
Gilbert Ella M Miss, res 1263 Webster-
Gilbert Emanuel, cook Rooney & Jones, res S F
Gilbert Emil, cook, res 662 Alice
Gilbert H, merchant, res 866 Twentieth
Gilbert Hiram, res 1453 Linden
Gilbert Miranda R Mrs, res 1263 Webster
Gilbert William, confectioner, 923 Broadway
Gilbertson John, agt S F Laundry Association, res 594 Thirty-
fourth
Gilbrook Mrs, res 626 Third
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Gilcrest Frank M, agt New Zealand Insurance Co, res 1123
Linden
Gilcrest W M, deputy county clerk, res 820 Fifteenth
Gilder John, cigar maker, res 828 Eighteenth
Gilham Frank M, salesman L D Stone, res 1122 Eighth
Giliazo John, laborer, res cor Grove and Thirty-eighth
Giligan Nellie Miss, domestic, 170 Ninth
Gill Mrs, res Winters Hotel
Gill & Donovan (Edward Gill and William J Donovan) saloon,
508 Seventh
Gill Edward (Gill & Donovan) res 717 Linden •
GILL EDWARD, proprietor Gill's Nursery, Twenty-eighth bet
Market and Adeline
Gill Evan, carpenter, res 866 Campbell
Gill Francis, res 258 Fifth
Gill G, res Winters Hotel
Gill H, carpenter, res 1528 West
Gill James J, machine hand Oakland Planing Mills, res 258 Fifth
Gill John, track walker S P Co, res 717 Linden
Gill John, laborer, res 613 East Eleventh
Gill John Jr, with Gill & Donovan, res 717 Linden
Gill John F, news agt, res 717 Linden
Gill Joseph T, jeweler Shreeve & Co, S F, res 717 Linden
Gill Mary C, housekeeper, res 258 Fifth
Gill William W, clerk E C Sessions, res 54 East Twelfth
Gillam Jefferson D, traveling salesman, res 670 East Twenty-
third
Gillan Frank, collector Oakland Times, res 1014 Webster
Gillard Delia, domestic, 668 Fourteenth
Gillberg Niles, carpenter, res 865 Henry
Gillen M Mrs, artist, res 501 Fifteenth, East Oakland
Gillen Robert, clerk H Schellhaas, res Capitol Hotel
Gillespie Maria, mender California Hosiery Co, res 511 Twenty-
fourth
Gillespie Robert, stock dealer, S F, res 1016 Twelfth
Gillespy John H, miner, res 1362 Seventh
Gillett Annie Mrs res SE cor Second and Oak
GILLETT C E> secretary Masonic Temple Association, 508
Twelfth
Gillette Felix, waiter Tubbs Hotel
Gil ley George, sea captain, res 975 Pine
Gillian Charles, hostler Sackrider & Chisholm, 370 Eleventh
Gilligan Annie Miss, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan Daniel, wiper S P C R R, res 765 Lydia
Gilligan Edward, tinsmith, bds 167 Seventh
Gilligan James, brass finisher City Brass Works, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan James, gardener, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan James, laborer, res 426 Third
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Gilligan James Jr, employe City Brass Works, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan Jane Miss, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan John J, stationery and tobacco, 1054 Thirteenth ave, res
604 East Eleventh
Gilligan Mary Miss, domestic, 167 Seventh
Gilligan Nellie Miss, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan Thomas, tinner Dalziel & Moller, res 167 Seventh
Gillin M Mrs, artist, res 501 East Fifteenth
Gillis A J (Snyder & Gillis) res 1098 Thirtieth
Gillmore John, employe R R Co, res 409 Ninth
GILL'S NURSERY, twenty-eighth bet Market and Adeline
Gillum Benjamin T, salesman, res 1920 San Pablo ave
Gillum Theodore, insurance traveler, res 860 Castro
Gil man Charles Mrs, res 170 Ninth
Gilman Charles H (Gilman & Danforth, S F) res 170 Ninth
Gil man Charles L, salesman, S F, res 1668 William
Gilman Edward, res 170 Ninth
Giiman Edward Mrs, res 170 Ninth
Gilman Emily J Miss, bookkeeper Kahn & Sons, res 918 Thirty-
fourth
GILMAN SAMUEL M, dentist, office hours 9 A M to 5 P M, 1068
Broadway, res 462 Prospect ave
Gilman S J Mrs, res 918 Thirty-fourth
Gilmartin Charles M, teamster, res 1399 Thirteenth
Gil martin John, laborer, res 1399 Thirteenth •
Gilmartin Michael, teamster William O'Brien, res 1399 Thir-
teenth
Gilmartin Thomas E, laborer, res 1399 Thirteenth
Gilmore David, lumberman, res Oakland House
Gilmore Edward, cashier, res 863 Twenty-second
Gilmore E Mrs, res 863 Twenty-second
Gilmore George W, with E Bernheim & Co, res 59 Valley
Gilmore J I, agt and closer Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co,
res Forty-second nr Telegraph ave
Gilmore John, sewing machine agt, res n s Forty-second bet Tel-
egraph ave and Grove
Gilmore John S (J S Gilmore & Co) res 863 Twenty-second
GILMORE J S & CO (J S Gilmore) dry and fancy goods, SW
cor Washington and Thirteenth
Gilmore M, laborer, res 618 Fifth, rear
Gilmore Matilda Mrs, res 1723 Linden
Gilmore Robert, horseshoer, 268 Twelfth, res 1007 Jackson
Gilmore S F, mining engineer, res 1760 San Pablo
Gilmore S F Mrs, dressmaker, res 1760 San Pablo
Gilmore Thomas, special officer, res 854 Webster
Gilmore Thomas, laborer, res cor Second and Webster
Gilmore Thomas, brakeman 3 P Co, res SW cor Webster and
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Gilmore Thomas, helper Pacific Coast Electrical Construction Co>
res 652 Webster
Gilmore William, newsboy S P Co, res 863 Twenty-second
Gilmour John Mrs, res 559 Caledonia ave
Gilpin Z T, deputy city clerk, res 1954 Webster
Gilson C Miss, Oakland Sanitarium, res 1019 Fifth ave
Gilson Elexander, carpenter, res 1862 Goss
Gilson J C, propr Hamilton Hall, SE cor Thirteenth and Jefferson
Gilstrap William B, engineer S P Co, res 703 Campbell
Gimbel Charles, laborer, res 222 Hannah
Gincosta Antoni, fruit stand, cor Seventh and Washington
Ginn Fred B (Ginn & Co, Boston) publisher, res 752 Ninth
Ginn J I Mrs, bds 1012 Jefferson
Ginnity Kate, domestic, res 1361 Market
Ginoclhio John, laborer, res n s Forty-second bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Giofeppe Argano, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Factory,
res 1263 Cypress
Giosjean Charles, foreman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 518
Third
Giovannini John, laborer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 625
Chestnut
Girard Ernest, shoemaker, res 477 Twenty-sixth
Girard E Mrs, res 477 Twenty-sixth
Girard Fire Insurance Co, Philadelphia, H Griffin agt, 958 Broad-
wav
Girard F R (F R Girard & Co) res 692 Thirty-fourth
GIRARD F R & CO (F R Girard and H T Mitchell) pianos and
organs, 1159 Broadway
GIRARD H0USE> A C Newman proprietor, 955 \ Washington
Girard J P (Henderson & Girard) res 630 Fourteenth
Girkousky Julia, domestic, res 1154 Alice
Giroux Julian laborer, res 1206 Thirtieth
Giroux Moses, teamster, res 1206 Thirtieth
Girvan Charles, collector Evening Tribune,, res 910 Filbert
Girvan William, employe S P Co, res 910 Filbert
Girvin Alexander, blacksmith, res 501 East Fifteenth
Girvin Alexander Jr, blacksmith, res 501 East Fifteenth
Girvin James W, employe Rubber Co, S F, res 1986 Webster
Given Isaac L. miner, res 1153 Alice
Gjivulinovich Lorenzo, cook Martin & Co, res Sixth bet Franklin
and Broadway
Gladding Allen I, real estate, 957 Broadway, rm 8, res 1518
Telegraph ave
Gladding C Mrs, res 1305 Madison
Gladding C B Mrs, res Tubbs Hotel
Gladding Charles B H, station baggage master S P Co, S F, res
484 Twenty-second
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Gladding Theodore O, traveling agt P Lorillard & Co, 1103 J
Broadway, rms 22 and 23
Gladding William F, carpenter, and sexton St Paul's Episcopal
Church, res rear of church
Gladstone May Miss, clerk Cole, Merriman & Son, res Forty-
sixth, Temescal
Gladstone May Miss, res 413 Twelfth
Gladstone Samuel A, mechanic, res 704 Market
Glannan John, carpenter, res 1364 Campbell
Glannan John W, apprentice Wentworth Boot and Shoe Factory,
res 1364 Campbell
Glannan Maggie A, spinner Oakland Jute Mills, res 1364 Campbell
Glannan Mary A Miss, seamstress, res 1364 Campbell
Glanoutch Juan, laborer, res 625 Chestnut
Glanville William W, foreman Orin Jones, S F, res 1271 Eighth
Glascock John R (W H & J R Glascock) res 829 Jackson
Glascock William H (W H & J R Glascock) res 305 Fifth
GLASCOCK W H & J R (William H and John R) attorneys-at-
law, 481 Seventh
Glasheen Edward, blacksmith, res 713 Myrtle
Glashier Edward, laborer Oakland Cable Co
Glass A, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 777 Fourteenth
Glass Anthony, baker, res 481 Seventh
Glass Isabel P Miss, seamstress, res 1264 Franklin
Glass K Mrs, res 520 East Eleventh
Glaze Andrew J (Glaze Bros) res 1071 Twelfth ave
Glaze Bros (Andrew J and John W) proprs Empire Market, 617
East Twelfth
Glaze John W (Glaze Bros) res 617 East Twelfth
Glaze Millard D, butcher Glaze Bros, res 617 East Twelfth
Glaze Walter B, butcher Glaze Bros, res 617 East Twelfth
Gleason A R Mrs, res 1400 Eleventh
Gleason Douglas E, wool scourer California Hosiery Co, res 1400
Eleventh
Gleason Helen Miss, res 1526 Market
Gleason Mary Miss, res 1526 Market
Gleason Michael J, calker, S F, res 1526 Market
Gleeson Harry P, waiter, res 856 Franklin
Gleeson Joseph, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail WTorks, res 751
Castro
Gleeson William Rev, pastor St Anthony's Church, res 1267 Six-
teenth ave
Gleisner John F, carpenter, res 1629 Atlantic
Glenan John, carpenter, res 1364 Campbell
Glenan Margaret E, spinner Jute Mills, res 1364 Campbell
Glenan Mary J, seamstress, res 1364 Campbell
Glenan William, employe Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 1364
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Glendenning Louis, packer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 650
Seventh
Glenn Alexander G, Pacific Coast mgr Columbus Bugg}' Co, 406
Twelfth, res 1014 Broadway
Glenn James T, capitalist, 457 Ninth, res 953 Castro
Glenn John Q, Columbus Buggy Co, res Fairmont House
Glenn William C, Columbus Buggy Co, res 1014 Broadway
Glenn W N, asst mgr Pacific Press, res 719 Eleventh
Glennan Essie Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Glens Falls Insurance Co, NY, H Griffin agt, 958 Broadway
Gleve Charles, salesman Contra Costa Pickle Factory, res 1166
East Fourteenth
Glidden Albert M, ship carpenter, res 2144 Chestnut
Glidden Georgia A Miss, dressmaker, res 2144 Chestnut
Gliesner John F, carpenter, res 1629 Atlantic
Glines Byron A, real estate, res 664 Eighteenth
GLINES & DUDLEY (H A Glines and William M Dudley)
druggists, 1450 Seventh cor Center and 1119 Market cor
Fourteenth
Glines Fred D, clerk W J Dingee, res 664 Eighteenth
Glines Herbert A (Glines & Dudley) res 1408 Tenth
Glines Matie Miss, res 664 Eighteenth
Glordi Matteo, laundry man, res 1413 Twelfth
Glover Andrew O, employe Ninth Street Stables, res 572 Ninth
Glover Clara E Miss, res 1250 Franklin
Glover Emma, spinner California Cotton Mills, res 202 East Fif-
teenth
Glover Henderson I, dairyman, w s Lusk cor Forty-second
Glover James F, shoemaker, res 202 East Fifteenth
Glover James R, U S deputy surveyor, S F, res 1250 Franklin
Glover Lena Miss, res 202 East Fifteenth
Glover Louise, spinner California Cotton Mills, res 202 East Fif-
teenth
Glover Maggie, flannel department California Hosiery Co, res 202
East Fifteenth
Glover Marv Mrs, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Glover Robert, propr Ninth Street Stables bet Jefferson and Clay,
res 572 Ninth
Glover Robert O, driver Wells, Fargo & Co, res 572 Ninth
Gloy Henry, cigar maker, 1006 Franklin
Glunz Albert, clerk, S F, res 1354 Center
Glunz Christian (Van de Mark & Co) res 1354 Center
Glunz George G, commercial traveler, res 1354 Center
Goddard Albert N, millwright, res 1065 Wood
Goddard Clark L, dentist, S F, res 1326 Chestnut
Goddard Elisha, res 1326 Chestnut
Goddard Emlen A, penman, 871 Broadway, res 1065 Wood
Godegast Henry, cigar maker, res 366 Eighth
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Godfrey Charles, mariner, res 667 East Twelfth
Godfrey Dennis, teamster W S & 0 T Co, res Alameda
Godfrey George, capitalist, res 961 Market
Godfry Charles^ miner, res 662 Jefferson
Goerke Godt'ried, laborer Oakland Brewery, res 1577 San Pablo
ave
Goerner Chris, painter, 364 Seventh, res 1015 Webster
Goes Edward W V, engineer, res 1722 Eighth
Goes J Mrs, res 1722 Eighth
Goethe Lizzie Miss, res 1416 Telegraph ave
Goetz Henry J R, photographer, res 1313 Eleventh ave
Goff Alice A Miss, res 564 Fourteenth
Goff George, employe Rolling Mill, res s s Fortieth nr Adeline
Goff H F, engineer tug Lottie, res 278 East Tenth
Goff J J, carpet layer Aaron Robertson, bds 518 Eighth
Goff J L Mrs, boarding house, res 518 Eighth
Gohrman C Mrs, res 991 Willow
Gohrman John C, copyist Hall of Records, res 991 Willow
Golart Joseph, laborer, res 1271 East Fifteenth
Golart Manuel, laborer, res 1271 East Fifteenth
Goldberg B, cutter Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co, res 309 Sev-
enth
Goldberg David, student, res 529 Hobart
Goldberg Morris, capitalist, res cor Nineteenth ave and East
Twenty-seventh
Goldberg Samuel, foreman tailor Joseph Harris
Goldberg Simon L, merchant, S F, res 1101 Adeline
Golden Circle, 1015 Clay
Golden Eagle House, Charles Jurgens propr, 1311 San Pablo ave
Golden Gate Congregational Church, Rev W H Cooke pastor, cor
Thirty-fourth and Adeline
Golden Gate Incubator Co, George E Davis propr, 687 East
Twelfth
Golden Rule Roller Flouring Mill, Hickok, Schroeder & Co proprs,
411-417 Third
Golden William, clerk carpet store, Alameda, res 1010 Franklin
Goldman Samuel, barber, res 1895 Telegraph ave
Goldsmith Annie Mrs, dressmaker, res 1354 Eighth
Goldsmith Charles, brickmaker and burner, res 1354 Eighth
Goldsmith J A, horse trainer, res Randlett House
Goldsmith Paul, reporter Tribune, res Blake House
Goldson Henry, student, res 1105| Broadway
Goldson M Mrs, physician and surgeon, 1105 h Broadway, rms 7
and 8
Goldstein Joseph G, res 1068 East Twenty-first
Goldstein M, junk dealer, res 224 Second
Golly Leon, res 1102 Myrtle
Golsey J, quarryman Alameda Macadamizing Co
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Gomez John, laborer S P Co
Gomis Anton, res 10 A
Gomoze Teresa, laundress, res 1260 Cypress
Goncher Mary Mrs, res 361 J Third
Gonovea F, employe California Jute Mills
Gonsalves Joseph F, stockman, res 811 Castro
Gonzales — , clerk steamer Piedmont, res 1778 Division
Gonzales Abel, laborer, res 419 Second
Gonzales Frank, laborer, res 686 Twenty-seventh
Gonzales Joseph, fireman Brooklyn Engine No 4, res 621 East
Fourteenth
Gonzales Julian, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 419 Sec-
ond
Gonzales L, porter W H Stewart
Gonzales Martin, pilot, res 1718 Lincoln
Good Harry, student, res Monroe nr Adeline
Good John G, painter, res 1058 Twenty-fourth
Good Mary Miss, res Monroe nr Adeline
Good Ollie Miss, res Monroe nr Adeline
Good Samuel L, machinist, res Monroe nr Adeline
Good Templar Lodge, meets at Montana Hall, 1160 Seventh,
every Thursday evening
Good Thomas, poultry dealer, res 1667 Atlantic
Good Will Branch, First Congregational Church, 860 Market
Goodall Edwin (Goodall. Perkins & Co, S F) res 1170 Madison
Goodall K F Mrs, res 671 Twenty-fifth
Goode Adam, machinist Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res Fruit
Vale
G00DEN0UGH HORSESHOEING SHOP, Doyle & McAuley
proprietors, 509 Eighth
Goodenough Simon, clergyman (Universalist) res 1060 Harrison
Goodfellow John, employe S P Co, res 1375 Seventh
Goodfellow Mary Miss, res 1375 Seventh
Goodfellow May Miss, domestic, 567 Eighteenth
Goodfellow Milton J, mining engineer, res 1353 Webster
Goodfellow Thomas E, employe S P Co, res 1375 Seventh
Goodfellow Thomas, res 1375 Seventh
Goodfellow Thomas Jr, employe S P Co, res 1375 Seventh
Goodfellow William S, lawyer, S F, res 1363 Sixth ave
Goodman David, res 363 Fourth
Goodman George, pres Oakland Artificial Stone Co, Schillinger
patent, NE cor William and San Pablo ave
Goodman John, hostler G Hunt, res 514 Fourteenth
Goodman Julius, agt, res 363 Fourth
Goodmansen Lawrence, capitalist, res 503 East Twenty-fourth
Goodrich Addison, machinist, res East Sixteenth bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth aves
Goodrich Charles T, farmer, res 1922 San Pablo ave
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GOODRICH & NEWLON (W W Goodrich and F B Newlon)
architects, 1004 Broadway
Goodrich W, brakeman S P Co, res Grand Western Hotel
GOODRICH W W (Goodrich & Newlon) res Ashby ave, Berkeley
Goodsell J Mrs, res 1517 Eighth
Goodside Lena Mrs, domestic, res 819 Castro
Goodsman James, wood and coal, 1467 Eighth, res 809 Henry
Goodspeed P S, car cleaner S P Co, res 1777 William
Goodwich Frank, butcher Martin M Samson, res 1019 Washing-
ton
Goodwin Emma Miss, saleslady Taft & Pennoyer, res 987 Wood
Goodwin Frank, helper S P Co, res 987 Wood
Goodwin Frank J, bookkeeper Pierce & Co, res 779 Sixth
Goodwin Frank W, cooper, res 669 Adeline
Goodwin H L, paper hanger, res 485 Twenty-fourth
Goodwin J F, clerk J O Watkins, res San Pablo ave Station
Goodwin L Miss, res 562 Eleventh
Goodwin Thomas A, mining, res 987 Wood
Goodwin W B, special officer, res 522 Thirty-fifth
Goodwin William L, contractor and builder, res 1109 Campbell
Goodwin William T, cooper, res 669 Adeline
Goold Frances J Miss, res 1013 Linden
Goold Henry P, coachman B F Stone, res 1311 Harrison
Goold Sarah Mrs, res 1013 Linden
Gooley Ann Mrs, domestic, res 828 Fifteenth
Goos Peter, fireman S P Co, res 1651 Seventh
Goraivan W I Mrs, res 1235 Poplar
Gordon A Mrs, res 1770 Division
Gordon A P, gripman Oakland Cable Co, res 1513 Brush
Gordon Charles, barber C Miller, res 454 Eighth
Gordon C M Mrs, nurse, res Lester House
Gordon D Mrs, res 616 Second
Gordon Frank, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 690
Market
Gordon Gertie Miss, res 1431 Webster
Gordon H F, agt Home Mutual Insurance Co, res 1353 Webster
Gordon James, broommaker, res Home for Adult Blind
Gordon James E, carpenter, res 712 Filbert
Gordon J E, driver milk wagon, res 1542 Adeline
Gordon Jessie Mrs, res 919 Alice
Gordon J H, carpenter, res 1919 Magnolia, rear
Gordon Joseph F, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 712
Filbert
GORDON JOSEPH S G & CO, real estate and insurance, 424 Ninth
Gordon Joseph S G (Joseph S G Gordon & Co) res 405 East
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Gordon M E Mrs, teacher Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co,
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Gordon N H, Home Mutual Insurance Co, S F, res 1431 Webster
Gore Cyrus, contractor and builder, res 1010 Twenty-fourth
Gorham Mollie Miss, res 351 (1020) Seventh ave
Gorlden Ella Mrs, res 620 Seventeenth
Gorman — , cook, res 711 Castro
Gorman Charles, clerk McGovern & Cahill, res 1613 Myrtle
Gormley George, waiter Galindo Hotel
Gorrill Addie Mrs, res The Centennial
Gorrill C H Mrs, res 2441 Piedmont ave
Gorrill Richard W, bridge builder and contractor, S F, res 1231
Myrtle
Gorsuch Lizzie M Mrs, res 1457 Broadway
Gorton S E Mrs, res 378 East Seventeenth
Gosling Horace, ship carpenter, res 1269 Twenty-sixth
Goss Elizabeth, res 1167 Center
Gotchett Caroline Mrs, res 1081 East Twenty-third
Gotchett Oliver, res 1081 East Twenty-third
Goth Thomas, solicitor, res Wilcox Block
Gotte Henry J, elevator, S F, res 958 New Broadway
Gottschalk Annie Miss, domestic Robert Bixby, nr end Fruit
Vale ave
Gottsche John, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 618 Chestnut
GOTTSHALL L (Scotchler & Gottshall) 1010 Broadway, res
Gottshall Building, Berkeley
Gough Henry J, laborer, res 1625 Union
Gould Abram F, miller Encinal Flour Mills, res 1666 Lincoln
Gould Alexander E, machine agt, res 870 Twenty-sixth
Gould C A, brakeman S P Co, res 1756 Seward
Gould C B (C B Gould & Co) res 966 Madison
Gould C B & Co (C B Gould) real estate, res 422 Eighth
Gould Charles, rubber goods, res 1986 Webster
Gould Charles A, brakeman S P Co, res 1756 Seward
Gould Henry (Gould & Williamson) res 1666 Lincoln
Gould Jesse, flour packer Encinal Flour Mills, res 1666 Lincoln
Gould Minnie Miss, res 653 Seventh
Gould Nelson C, car repairer S P Co.. res 945 Wood
Gould Norman, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co.. res American
House
Gould Seriah H, commercial traveler Batchelder & Wilder, S F,
res 855 Twentieth
Gould Susan Mrs, res 609 Park ave
Gould William, flour packer Samm's Mill, res 1666 Lincoln
Gould & Williamson (Henry Gould and William Williamson)
proprs Encinal Flour Mills, 751 and 753 Washington
Gouldin J C, res Fruit Vale ave nr East, Fourteenth
Goulding Carrie, dressmaker, res 1322 Telegraph ave
Gourreau Wilfred, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 758
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Gove A B Capt, res 2437 Piedmont ave
Gove Charles A, grain grader, S F, res 1759 Seward
Gove Edward V, clerk, res 1014 Chestnut
Gove Frank L, salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 1213 Chestnut
Gove John H, carpenter, res 1014 Chestnut
Govereau Wilfred, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 758
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Gowell Edith L Miss, res 2121 East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Go well Frank B, student, res 2121 East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Gowell Kate E Mrs, res 2121 East Fourteenth
Gowell Orrin, mining, res 2121 East Fourteenth, Fruit Vale
Gowen Charles, ship carpenter, res 1116 Center
Gowen Charles Mrs, branch bakery, res 1116 Center
Gowen J V, ship carpenter S P Co, res Berkeley
Gowen Mary Mrs, res Girard House
Gower Elizabeth Mrs, res 528 Eighteenth
Gowing George, sewing machine agt, res 472 East Eleventh
Gowing G Mrs, teacher piano, res 472 East Eleventh
Graber Louis, brewer Washington Brewery, res 1324 Fifth
Giaber T F, atty-at-law, 854 J Broadway, res Berkeley
Grabs August, butcher, 1783 Seventh, res 1779 William
Grace An astasia, domestic, 949 Filbert
Grace Church (Episcopal) Hamilton Lee pastor, Forty-fourth nr
Telegraph ave
Gracev Eugene W, painter, res 377 East Eleventh
GRACEY HATTERAS S, printer, 377 East Eleventh
Gracey Mary J Mrs, res 377 East Eleventh
Gracey Samuel, res 377 East Eleventh
Gradv Delia, hosiery department California Hosiery Co, res 1103
third
Grady Michael, laborer, res 1355 Eighteenth
Graf Herman, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Graf Louis, car builder Oakland Planing Mills, res 2070 Market
Graff Charles J, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1067
Thirty-second
Graff Emma Miss, dressmaker J F Wood, res 1067 Thirty-second
Graff J M, upholsterer, res 814 Twenty-seventh
Graff Louis, carpenter, res Overland House
Graff Peter, painter, res 1067 Thirty-second
Graffelmann Henry P, plumber, res 816 Cedar
Graffelmann Margaret Mrs, res 816 Cedar
Gragy John, laborer Blind Asylum, res 2233 Magnolia
Graham Cornelius H, res 660 Twenty-fifth
Graham C T, civil engineer, res Blake House
Graham Edward, expressman, res 1011 Pine
Graham Frederick, druggist John Fearn, res Washington Hotel
Graham George, milkman, res Erie House, rm 4
Graham George S, delivery clerk H Schellhaas, res Capitol Hotel
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Graham J A Mrs, res 1012 East Sixteenth
Graham John, millwright, S F, res 1709 Chase
Graham John M, res s s Weston ave nr Telegraph ave
Graham John W, bookkeeper W C Price & Co, res 1155 Market
Graham Maggie Mrs, res 1521 Ninth
Graham Mary Mrs, res 1408 Fifteenth
Graham Mary Miss, res 660 Twenty-fifth
Graham Mary A Mrs, res Washington Hotel
Graham May Miss, student, res 1116 Filbert
Graham Robert G, cashier J V Case, res 1521 Ninth
Graham Rosa, domestic, res 962 Chester
Graham Williamson, res 276 Eleventh
Graham W M Mrs, res 306 Fourteenth
Grainger Lizzie Miss, res 1911 Union
Grainger Sarah Mrs, res 1911 Union
Grampnor Richard, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Grand Army Hall, 419 Thirteenth
Grand Central, Mrs M E Horr propr, 475 Ninth
GRAND CENTRAL COFFEE PARLORS, Simonsen & Lilienthal
proprietors, 469 Seventh
Grand Western Hotel and Restaurant, John A Henninger propr,
1756 and 1758 Seventh
Grandbois Joseph, blacksmith, res cor Folsom and Twelfth
Grandbois M D, carpenter, res 560 Franklin
Grandjean Elise, teacher, res 1020 Oak
Grandjean Henry, merchant, S F, res 1038 Peraita
Grandjean Peter, ivory turner, S F, res 1042 Peraita
Grandjien P Mrs, artist, res 1674 Telegraph ave
Grandona Jesse, employe California Jute Mills
Graney Ambrose, laborer, res 1368 Eighteenth
Graney Kate Mrs, res 1368 Eighteenth
Grangers, Temescal Grange, meets first and third Saturdays "at
Odd Fellows Hall
Grant A L Miss, res 1303 Third ave
Grant Arthur E, printer, res 309 Third
Grant C, laborer S P Co, res 862 Cedar
Grant Cyrus, mining, res 860 Cedar
Grant Etta Miss, res cor East Twenty-fourth and Eleventh ave
Grant George, accountant Nevada Bank, res SW cor Twenty-
first ave and East Twenty-eighth
Grant George E, merchant, res 1303 Third ave
Grant George E Jr, clerk, S F, res 1303 Third ave
Grant Horace A, ship joiner, res cor Eleventh ave and East Twenty-
fourth
Grant Jennie Miss res cor Eleventh ave and East Twenty -fourth
Grant Lizzie Miss, res 572 Tenth
Grant Peter B, storekeeper distillery office, res 572 Tenth
Grant Robert C, brass moulder, S F, res 623 Sixth
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Grant School, Mrs Elizabeth Powell principal, cor Broadway and
Prospect
Grase Anastasia, domestic, res 949 Filbert
Grases James E (Grases & Sanderson) res 269 Fifth
Grases Marv J Mrs, dressmaker, res 269 Fifth
Grassey Thomas, employe California Jute Mills
Grasso D (J Corsigla & Co) res 408 Seventh
Grassy Marie Mrs, res 1370 Broadway
Grasyean C A, with Puget Sound Lumber Co, cor First and Wash-
ington
Graul Catherine Mrs, res 1067 Thirty-second
Gravatt William, plasterer, res 823 Sixteenth
Graves George H, lineman telegraph repairing, res 567 Thirty-
sixth
Graves Henry P, contractor and builder, res 1731 Myrtle
Graves Jennie L, operator Western Union Telegraph Co, S F, res
1731 Myrtle
Graves Joseph, steward, res 714 Fourth
Graves Julia Mrs, nurse, Rockridge Park
Graves Lillie Miss, res 714 Fourth
Graves William, painter, res 836 Broadway
Graves William H H, Safe Deposit Bank, S F, res 512 Seven-
teenth
Gray A, bridge' builder S P Co, res 720 Fourth
Gray Asaph, cuyer Safety Nitro Powder Co, S F, res 254 Eighth
Gray Bessie F Miss, res 760 Tenth
Gray Celia, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gray Clarence H, bookkeeper, S F, res 1300 Webster
Gray Cormac, truckman, res 572 East Fourteenth
Gray Dalles P (Gray & McCloud) res 609 Seventeenth
Gray E H Rev, pastor First Baptist Church, res 763 Twelfth
Gray Ella Miss, res 560 East Twenty-second
Gray Emma J Mrs, furniture store, 467 and 481 Twelfth
Gray Fannie H Mrs, teacher kindergarten, res 754 Tenth
Gray Florence Miss, res Monroe nr Adeline
Gray George, contractor, res 560 East Twenty-second
Gray George, miner, res 1912 Broadway
Gray George, mgr Alameda Macadamizing Co
Gray George D, lumber, S F, res 760 Tenth
Gray George Jr, res 560 East Twenty-second
Gray Giles H, atty-at-law, S F, res 754 Tenth
Gray John, grocer, 669 East Thirty-second
Gray John J, teamster, res 572 East Fourteenth
Gray John W Mrs, res 930 Adeline
Gray L, farmer, res e s Broadway nr Temescal Creek
Gray Lillie Miss, res 669 East Thirtv-second
Gray Mabel T Miss, res 760 Tenth "
Gray Mary Mrs, res 675 Tenth
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Gray Mary F Mrs, housekeeper, res 1053 Center
Gray Mary J Miss, res 669 East Thirty-second
Gray Mary Miss, shirtmaker M J Keller, res Fruit Vale
GRAY & iVIcCLOUD (D P Gray and R H McCloud) tobacconists
and billiard parlor,- 1115 Broadway
Gray Minnie Miss, res 560 East Twenty-second
Gray M L, farmer, res e s New Broadway nr College ave
Gray M S Mrs, res 2124 East Fourteenth
Gray Nathaniel (N Gray & Co, S F) res 758 Tenth
Gray Nellie Miss, res Monroe nr Adeline
Gray R W, agency Standard sewing machine, 1 167 Washington
Gray Robert W, engineer S P Co, res 1367 Thirteenth ave
Gray Roscoe S, stenographer W T Coleman & Co, S F, res 1053
Center
Gray Samuel, painter, res 1717 Market
Gray Scott Thomas, steward hotel, res 1717 Atlantic
Gray Susie Miss, res 669 East Thirty-second
Gray Thomas, seaman, res 355 B
Gray Thomas, coal business, S F, res Grand Western Hotel
Gray Thomas, truckman, res 572 East Fourteenth
Gray Thomas H, employe S P Co, res Monroe nr Adeline
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Grayan Lizzie Miss, employe California Jute Mills 'v^r
Grayson George, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 751
Castro
Grayson George W (Grayson, Owen & Co) res cor Ninth and
Q«^ Madison
>-> GRAYSON GEORGE W JR (Roberts & Grayson) 483 Ninth
©?J Grayson Joseph, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, bds 751
Castro
Q^ Grayson May, saleslady Mrs S Silverbergs, res 751 Castro
^i Grayson Nathan, capitalist, res 568 Twenty-fifth
5^r\ Grayson, Owen & Co (G W Grayson, W J Owen and J W Phil-
lips) wholesale butchers, 456 Eighth, rm 1
Grayson William, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Works, bds 751
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^H Graystone House, Mrs Ada I Gage propr, 418 Twelfth
C> Greaney John, contractor, res 828 Lydia
Grear A Mrs, res 511 Tenth
Grear B Miss, dressmaker, res 511 Tenth
Great American Importing Tea Co, 1301 San Pablo and 917
Broadway
Greaves William, tailor, 762 Seventh
Greely R P M, wholesale wood dealer, res 1668 Fourteenth
Green — , plumber and gasfitter, res 843 Isabella
Green Conrad, pastor Evangelical Association, res 1708 Lincoln . ^_
Green Edmund, mining operator, S F, res 1317 Jackson ^B
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Green Edmund F, sec Pacific Surety Co, S F, res 1317 Jackson
Green Edward B, night clerk S P C, bds 523 Sixteenth
Green Frank, shaper hand Oakland Planing Mills, res 721 Fourth
Green George, house painter, res 825 Henry
Green George C, machinist S P Co, res 1836| Seventh
Green H, brakeman S P Co, res 705 Castro
Green Harry E E, employe R R Co, res 762 Wood
Green Henry, farmer, res 726 Myrtle
Green J Mrs, res 573 Seventh
Green James A, employe S P Co, res 1031 Willow
Green Jerome B, dairyman, res 1750 Webster
Green John, plumber and gasfitter O M Sanford, res 1461 San
Pablo ave
Green John, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Commercial
Union Hotel
Green John G, laborer, res 121 Hannah
Green John J, painter, res w s Maple bet Temescal ave and
Birch
Green Joseph, barber, 1164 Broadway, res White House
Green Joseph, wiper S P Co, res 862 Castro
Green Louis, matress maker C Schreiber, res 829 Myrtle
Green Lucy Mrs, res 721 Fourth
Green Milton L, res 1458 Broadway
Green Rhoda Mrs, nurse, res 1559 Broadway
Green R W, solicitor, res New York Hotel
Green S Mrs, res 764 Fourth
Green T Mrs, S F, res 573 Seventh
Green William, watchman, res 560 Franklin
Green William, longshoreman, res St Louis House
Green William, picker Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 151 Second
Green William, with J J Hannifin
Green W J Mrs, res 911 Webster
Greenberg, William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Greene Edward M, artist, res 549 Fortieth
Greene George J, water tender steamer City of Sydney, res 1366
Eleventh ave
Greene W E, judge Department 3 Superior Court, res 1226 Four-
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Greene William, porter J Anderson, res 953 Third
Greenebaum William B, commercial traveler, res 717 Tenth
Greenhood Bernhardt, res 816 Fifteenth
Greenhood Jacob (Greenhood & Moran) res 1463 Telegraph ave
Greenhood Joseph M, groceries, 1819 San Pablo ave
Greenhood Max, dry goods, Broadway, res 1212 Clay
Greenhood & Moran (Jacob Greenhood and J T Moran) clothing
and men's furnishing goods, 1019 Broadway
GREENHOOD SOL, fancy goods and trimmings, 1157 Broad-
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Greenlaw Harry, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Greenleaf A S Mrs, res 1315 Franklin
Greenleaf George F, laborer, res 1625 Eighth ave
Greenleaf John B, teamster, res 1625 Eighth ave
Greenman E E Mrs, teacher Durant School, res 311 Fourth
Greenough C C (Charles Smith & Co) res 1946 Linden
Greenwald F, patrolman, res 1731 Willow
Greenwood F W, plasterer, res 565 Eleventh
Greenwood James, sailor, res 4tf 8 Tenth
Greenzweig G & Co (George Greenzweig and Max J Franklin)
wholesale jewelers, S F, office 1311 San Pablo ave
Greenzweig George (George Greenzweig & Co) res 1311 San Pablo
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Gregg Andrew J, carpenter, res 990 Willow
Gregg A R Mrs, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Gregg Joseph T, laborer S P Co, res SW cor Webster and Pacific
Gregfir Louisa L, compositor, res 990 Willow
Gregg Mattie A, compositor, res 990 Willow
Gregg Minnie Miss, res nr end Fruit Vale ave
Gregg Minnie A, res 990 Willow
Gregg William, laborer S P Co, res Alameda
Greggy John, gardener Home for Adult Blind
Gregory H E Mrs, res 1403 Jackson
Gregory H P, importer of machinery, res 1403 Jackson
Gregory John, gardener, res 2233 Magnolia
Gregory William, mining, res 1384 Franklin
Gregson Harrison, Oakland and Berkeley Express, stand NE cor
Eighth and Broadway, res Berkeley
GRESSLER CHARLES A, barber and oculist, 707 East Twelfth,
res same
Greve Charles, teamster Contra Costa Pickle Works, res 1166
East Fourteenth
Grey Albert, laborer S P Co, res 720 Fourth
Grey George, poultry yard, res 1912 Broadway
Gribble Charles, laborer, res 726 Union •
Grieser John, boots and shoes, 420J Eleventh
Grieves Matthew M, employe S P Co, res 1789 Seventh
Grieves William, painter S P Co, res Smith House
Griffin Mrs, res 927 Linden
Griffin Charles D, mining engineer, res 1379 Jackson
Griffin Charles R, clerk M J Keller, res 610 Fourteenth
Griffin Charles W, clerk M J Keller, res 610 Fourteenth
Griffin Emma F, governess, res 1221 Linden
GRIFFIN HENRY E. general insurance agent, 958 Broadway, res
1204 Harrison
Griffin I G Miss, music teacher, res 566 Eleventh
Griffin John D, engineer S P Co, res 1314 Eighth
Griffin Kate, domestic J Canning, 954 Sixteenth
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Griffin Lizzie R Mrs, teacher High School, res 566 Eleventh
Griffin M, laborer S P Co, res 1855 Short
Griffin Mamie, domestic, 1304 Franklin
Griffin M C Mrs, nurse, res 1314 Eighth
Griffin Michael B, res 1561 Eighth
Griffin Sadie E Mrs, res 1379 Jackson
Griffin Thomas, gardener I L Requa, Piedmont
Griffin Thomas G, cutler, S F, res 510 Fifth
Griffin Thomas H, clerk S P Co, S F, res 1561 Eighth
Griffin Thomas K, marine reporter Guide, S F, res 1358 Eighth
Griffin William, carpenter, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Griffin William, res 909 Fifth
Griffin Will D, bookkeeper Wertheimer & Co, S F, res 1561
Eighth
Griffing Ernest, cutter California Jute Mills, res 1576 Telegraph
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Griffing George J, mining, res 521 Nineteenth
Griffing William, mgr Great American Importing Tea Co, 1301
San Pablo ave, res 521 Nineteenth
Griffith Ed, employe O C Coiner, res 422 Twentieth
Griffith W A, carpenter, res 542 Twentieth
Griffiths David D, civil engineer, res 1514 San Pablo ave
Griffiths J J, bookbinder, res 1059 Wood
Griggs C E, foreman book publishing department Pacific Press,
res 1003 Chester
Griggs Julia Mrs, dressmaker, res 1003 Chester
Grigsby E D, farmer, res 1217 Market
Grimes William H, clerk, res 1625 Grove
Grimes W V, physician and surgeon, 854 J Broadway, rms 15
and 16
Grimke Henry F, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Grimke Henry T, artist, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Grimke Lizzie Miss, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Grimm August, supt Oak Grove Tannery, res 1055 East Twelfth
Grimme Charles T, salesman J C Sullivan & Co and extraman
Engine No 2, Oakland Fire Department, res 523 Tenth
Grim wood A D, mgr Title Insurance Co, S F, res cor East Four-
teenth and Adeline
Grim wood William, res cor East Fourteenth and Adeline
Grind ley John H, sales man, S F, res 255 West
Gripp John, bookkeeper, S F, res 774 Eleventh
Grisel Aurelia, dressmaker, res 859 Clay
Griser John, shoemaker, 420 Eleventh
Griswold Charles P, clerk freight auditor's office S P Co, S F, res
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Griswold M M Mrs, res 1614 Eighth
Grobe Henry, gardener William Clift, 1547 San Pablo ave
Groff Augustus, painter, res 714 Castro
Groff Charles, painter, res 714 Castro
Grogan Lizzie Miss, employe California Jute Mills
Grogan Thomas, employe California Jute Mills
Grogan William, employe California Jute Mills
Grogan William, res 1616 Seventeenth
Grogen William, res 317 Third
Gronberg Daniel A, first officer steamer Alexander, res 1412
Thirteenth ave
Grondona Carl, gardener, res Thirteenth bet Wood and Pine
Grondona Dominico, gardener, res Thirteenth bet Wood and Pine
Grondona Jesse, fireman California Jute Mills, res Wood bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Grondona Joseph, engineer, S F, res Wood bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Grondona Joseph, vegetable garden, SW cor Wood and Thir-
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Gronholt Andrew, res Twelfth nr Powell
Groon Andrew, res 1783 William
Grosjean Charles A, clerk Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 518 Clay
Gross Charles, carpenter, res 1332 Kirkham
Gross Charles W, apprentice G W Stimpson, res 1379 Broadway
Gross David, cigar maker, res 962 Market
Gross Henry, jeweler, S F, res 1685 Eighth
Gross James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Gross J F, carpenter S P Co, res 920 Wood
Gross William G C, marble yard, 855 Franklin, res 1340 Kirk-
ham
Grosshans John D, grocer, 1390 Telegraph ave
Grossmayer William, clerk, res Kelsey House
Grossmeyer Henry, stock broker, S F, res Kelsey House
Grosso C, carriageman, res 555 Fourth
Grotheer Frederick, employe S P Co, res 1328 Kirkham
Grother J F, tailor P Reader, res Eureka Hotel
Grouett Thomas, res 362 Ninth
Grove Louise, teacher, res 546 Twenty-fourth
Grove Street School, Mrs N D Stanford principal, -Grove bet
Fourth and Fifth
Grove Will C, student, res 546 Twenty-fourth
Groves Andrew, blacksmith, res 313 Sixth
Grow Almerin, clergyman, 713 Seventh
Grubbs A J, porter S P Co, res 311 Seventh
Gruber Charlotte Mrs, res 368 Second
Gruenwald Michel, Piedmont Exchange, 858 Washington
Gruettner Daniel, gardener, 764 Twenty-first
Gram Richard, driver McAvoy & McCarthy, 873 Washington
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Grummett James, blacksmith, s s Thirty-ninth bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Grush Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 1474 Thirteenth ave
Grush Henry, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry, res 1413
Fifteenth
Grush M J Mrs, res 1474 Thirteenth ave
Guard Reginald T, clerk J D Spreckels & Co, S F, res 1059
Eighth ave
Guardia Criotoforo Colombo, meets 416 Eighth
Guardian Lodge No 184, meets 1056 Broadway
Guerin Mary, res Fairmont House
Guerin Nellie, domestic, 853 East Fifteenth
Guest H L Mrs, res 1717 Chestnut
Guetner Ernest, gardener, res 363 Orchard
Guffin Harry, helper Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 557 Seventh
Guffin Vira Mrs, res 557 Seventh
Guider Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Guido Joseph, yardman Puget Sound Lumber Co, res 1059 East
Eighteenth
Guido Manuel, laborer, res 1059 East Eighteenth
Guild David, moulder Occidental Mills, S F, res 117 Helen
Guines Alice Miss, res 1278 Fourth ave
Guines Edward, res 1278 Fourth ave
Guines Theodore, res 1278 Fourth ave
Gulbies Mary, employe Oakland Pickle Factory, res 493 Laurel
ave
Gulbies Otto Mrs, employe Oakland Pickle Factory, res 493
Laurel ave
Gulbies Otto, laborer Oakland Pickle Factory, res 493 Laurel
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Guldner Ernest H, gardener, res 363 Orchard
Gulick Anna Mrs, res cor Second and Oak
Gullieon G B, res 2024 Broadway
Gullixson Louis, bookkeeper Independent Planing Mills, res
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Gumperts Miss, saleslady, res 1157 Broadway
Gundele Petar, laborer Brooklyn Brewery, res 871 East Four-
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Gunderson Dina, domestic, 962 Thirty-fifth
Gunderson Robert, hostler, res 2111 Adeline
Gunderson Sophy Mrs, res 118 Ettie
Gundlach Annie Miss, res 1116 Second ave
Gunn Charles T, night watchman Eagle Box Factory, res 823
Isabella
Gunn Gertrude Miss, res 912 Sixth ave
Gunn G W, captain, res w s Adeline nr Benton
Gunn John, res 1427 Filbert
Gunn M A Mrs, res w s Adeline nr Benton
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Gunn Robert, capitalist, res 912 Sixth ave
Gunther Charles G, meat market, 1328 Telegraph ave and 1321
Broadway, res 1464 Telegraph ave
Gunther F Allan, professor of music, res 1770 San Pablo ave
Gunzeler Charles, barkeeper, res 477 Eighth
Guppy A R, civil engineer, res 1102 Tenth
Gurnett A G, stock broker, res 1278 Fourth ave
Gurnett Frank, blacksmith, res 827 Twenty-ninth
Gurnett L G, bookkeeper, S F, res 464 Twentieth
Gurnett T G, salesman Pierce & Co, res 1278 Fourth ave
Gurnett Will J, piano tuner, res 464 Twentieth
Gurnett W J, bookkeeper A G Gurnett, res 464 Twentieth
Gurney W F, brakeman S P Co, res West Oakland Hotel
Gushee George E, blacksmith S P Co, res 866 Willow
Guthe Anna, res 1373 Grove
Guthrie David, coachman, 176 Lake
Gutterson Arthur L, bookkeeper, res 616 Eighteenth
Gutterson Fred S, musician, res 616 Eighteenth
Gutterson M Marie Miss, teacher piano, res 616 Eighteenth
Guy William, marble cutter and carver, res 810 Campbell
Gwynneth Elizabeth F Mrs, res 513 East Fifteenth
Gyunlinovii Lorenzo, res cor Sixth and Franklin
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714 Eleventh
Haak William, bridge carpenter C PR R, res 954 New Broadway
Haar Henry, groceries, 1472 Seventh
Haas Chas, laborer Oakland Pickle Factory, res 1789 Grove
Haas G Warner, foreman tinsmith E F Delger, res 719 Linden
Haas Thomas (Westermann & Co) res Washington Brewery
Haberlin J Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 1815 Goss
Haberlin James, watchman Home for Adult Blind, res 1815 Goss
Habicht Anna E Mrs, res cor Second ave and Birch
Hackandorn George F, laborer, res cor Fontainebleu ave and Mon-
roe
Hackett Edward Capt, U S shipping commissioner, S F, res
1303 Jackson
Hackett H, carpenter S P Co, res 1787 Seventh
Hackett James, brick mason, res 362 Seventh
Hackett Lindsey S, switchman, res 820 Wood
Hackett M Mrs, res 362 Seventh
Hackett Maggie Miss, clerk, S F, res 362 Seventh
Hackett Mary, domestic, 573 Seventeenth
Hackett Rose Miss, res 362 Seventh
Hackett Samuel, assistant Dr I S Halsey, res 869 Washington
Hackett W J, captain steamer Bay City, res 1303 Jackson
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Haden Michael, laborer, res 309 Second
Hader Henr}^ poulterer, res cor Cameron and Summer
Hadley Emeline Mrs, res 821 Adeline
Hadley J E, agt J E Smith, res 1153 Seventh
Hadlich Fredericka Mrs, res s s Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Hadlich Louis, candy maker, S F, res s s Thirty-eighth bet Tele-
graph ave and Grove
Haelke H L, landscape gardener, res 1466 Grove
Haesloop Fredericka Mrs, res 950 Kirkham
Hafley Phillie Miss, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1069
West
Hagamore Sarah Mrs, cook, 810 Alice
Hagan Peter A., laborer, res 567 Fortieth
Hagar Carl, driver Domestic Sewing Machine Co, S F, res 2 Maple
Hagar E C Mrs, artist, res Playter Block
Hagar Edward C, salesman Charles Eaton, S F, res Summit ave
Hagar James, laborer S P Co
Hagar Matilda Mrs, res 2 Maple
Hageman Louisa Mrs, res 558 Twentieth
Hagemore Sarah Mrs, domestic, res 2124 East Fourteenth
Hagen John, carpenter, res 483 Merrimac
Hagen T Miss, dressmaker Mrs H T Wallace, res 756 Seventh
Hager D C, commercial traveler
Hager Cfeorge D, carpenter, res 925 Thirty-fifth
Hager Ida, domestic, 1263 Harrison
Hager James, baggage transfer S P Co, res 1560 Eighth
HAGER LEWIS N> proprietor Nevada Livery and Sale Stables
and wood, coal, hay and grain, 2814 Telegraph ave
Hagerty David, lab6rer, res Winthrop House
Haggart Charles, picker Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res cor
First and Franklin
Haggerty — , res Sunnyside House
Haggerty Mrs, res 544 Webster, rear
Haggerty Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Haggerty Dan (D Haggerty & Co) res 721 Myrtle
Haggerty D & Co (D Haggerty and John Abraham) fruits and
produce, res 1734 Seventh
Haggerty John, baker Ward Bros, res 721 Myrtle
Haggerty George, gripman Oakland Cable Co, res 1625 Grove
Haggerty Michael, speculator, res 721 Myrtle
Haggerty Patrick, blacksmith, res 721 Myrtle
Hagget A C Mrs, res 860 Clay
Hagist Edward, salesman Taft & Pennoyer, res 1561 West
Hagist Freda, res 1925 Webster
Hagman P M, shipping and commission, res Fruit Vale
Hagstrome Louise Miss, domestic, res 1313 Madison
Hague A Mrs, music teacher, res 1169 Brush
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g h Hahn H E, tailor M J Keller, bds 319 Eleventh
3 " Hahn Henry, capitalist, res 1662 Seventh
Hahn Henry C, engineer S P Co, res 1662 Seventh
Hahn J, tailor M J Keller, res 319 Eleventh
Hahn John, laborer S P Co, res 1164 Thirty-second
Hahn L W, plumber and extraman Engine Co No 3, Oakland
Fire Department, res 661 Ninth
Hahn L W Mrs, with McGovern & Cahill, res 661 Ninth
Hahn William, painter, res 319 Eleventh
Haiden Fidereka, res 239 Harlan
Haile F E, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res Alameda
Haines Bertha Mrs, nurse, res 957 Campbell
Haines Charles D, employe Academy of Science, S F, res 1214
West
Haines Charles W, farmer, res 277 Tenth
Haines E A, farmer, res 277 Tenth
Haines Frank, clerk S P Co, res 981 Center
Haines Harry, student, res 1258 Webster
Haines John J, farmer, res 277 Tenth
Haines Joseph D, electric pen printing, res 1214 West
Haines Martin, res Winters Hotel
Haines Thornton W, farmer, res 277 Tenth
Hains Lawrence, res 829 Oak
Hair Samuel, plumber, gasfitter and tinner, 960 Seventh, res
1087 Third
Hair Samuel Jr, plumber, res 1087 Third
^hJ ! Haire James, plumber Dalziel & Moller, res 1054 Broadway
^^ | Halbert Hugh, hostler New York Bakery, res cor Twelfth and
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r— ^ Hale H Miss, music teacher, res 916 Myrtle
F~ Hale H A Mrs, branch bakery, 533 Eighth
MJJj Hale Harriet Miss, teacher instrumental music Hopkins Academy
Hale Horace, weigher warehouse Oakland Ice Co, res 314 Ninth
Hale Jennie Mrs, housekeeper, res 970 Cypress
Hale Lester M, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 1107 Tenth ave
Hale Lizzie Miss, res 1107 Tenth ave
Hale R H Mrs, res 1107 Tenth ave
Hale S J Mrs, res 970 Cypress
Hale Titus, dairyman, res 864 Peralta
Hale William E, sheriff; res 1212 Castro
Hale William H, plumber J C Bullock, res 1724 Twelfth
HALEY C S. M. D, secretary Heald's Business College, res Lake
Shore ave
Haley James, hostler Dexter Stables, res 736 Linden
Haley Michael, hostler Oakland Railroad Co
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Haley Patrick, wharfinger, res 814 Brush
Haley Patrick, laborer, res 1815 Seventh
Haley Patrick, laborer Oakland Planing Mills, res 416 Seventh
Hall — , employe S P Co, res 883 Cedar
Hall Agnes, mender California Hosiery Co, res 614 Seventeenth
Hall Annie Miss, res 635 Fourteenth
Hall Annie Miss, cashier Grand Western Hotel
Hall Anthony, engineer, res 1158 Union
Hall Augustus, carpenter, res 970 Cypress
Hall Azel B, res 1360 Harrison
Hall Benjamin, clerk U S custom house, S F, res 366 Prospect
ave
Hall Bessie Miss, res 635 Fourteenth
Hall Bristol, commercial traveler, res SW cor Diamond and New
Broadway
Hall Charles, salesman F R Stevenson & Co, res 970 Cypress*.
Hall Charles, res 635 Fourteenth
Hall Charles H, res 1357 Eleventh ave
Hall Charles H, switchman C P R R, res 1877 William
Hall Clarence H, res 1601 Telegraph ave
Hall Edward L, collector, S F, res 602 East Fourteenth
Hall Eliza A Mrs, domestic, res 921 Poplar
Hall E M, stock broker, S F, bds 1257 Jackson
Hall F J, cleaner S P Co, res 883 Cedar
Hall Frank B, engineer S P Co, res cor Evoy and Lusk
Hall Frank M, lumber inspector, S F, res 161 Seventh
Hall Frank T, painter, res 1256 Alice
Hall George, employe S P Co, res 1610 William
Hall George H, laborer S P Co, res 1010 William
Hall George J, steward Grand Western Hotel
H*all George M, miner, res 1610 William
Hall 'George W, laborer S P Co, res 779 Sixth
Hall Georgia Miss, res 161 Seventh
Hall H J, employe Pope & Talbot, S F, res 138 Helen
Hall Henry, painter, res 517 Ninth
Hall Henry M, student, res 1361 Twelfth
Hall Hubbard E, atty-at-law, S F, res 1601 Telegraph ave
Hall Hubbard K, S F, res 1601 Telegraph ave
Hall Isaac, carpenter, res 970 Cypress
Hall J, cleaner, res 118 Louise
Hall J A, employed P Co,' res 727 Chester
Hall Jasqui A Mrs, res 613 Eighteenth
Hall Jennie Miss, bds 1257 Jackson
Hall Job, car cleaner S P Co, res 118 Louise
Hall John, yardman S P Co, res 423 Second
Hall John A, grocer, res 1361 Twelfth
Hall John T (J T Hall & Co) res 1555 San Pablo ave
Hall Joseph, mill man, res 690 Market
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Hall Joshua, painter S P Co, res 614 Seventeenth
HALL J T & CO, druggists, 1451 San Pablo ave
Hall Kate Miss, res 635 Fourteenth
Hall M A Mrs, res 1357 Eleventh ave
Hall Mamie Miss, res n s Lusk nr Fortieth
Hall Mary Mrs, propr Charter Oak Hotel, 1763 Seventh
Hall Mary D Mrs, res w s Lusk nr Fortieth
Hall May Miss, res 1704 Seward
Hall Norman W, clerk A & P R R, res Temescal
Hall Otho N, clerk Manheim & Stafer, S F, res 635 Four-
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Hall of Records, Broadway bet Fourth and Fifth
Hall Richard, apprentice Thomas Crabtree, res 415 Fifth
Hall Richard B, solicitor, res 161 Seventh
Hall R R, painter E Olney, res 1733 Market
Hall S A Douglas, machinist Judson Iron and Nail Works, res
1361 Twelfth
Hall Samuel, carpenter, res 227 Louise
Hall Samuel P, district atty Alameda County and atty-at-law,
res 1220 Union
HALL THOMAS Ttf, D D S, dentist, office 1104 Broadway, res
2203 West
Hall Thomas, hostler, res Fruit Vale ave nr East Fourteenth
Hall William, clerk S Vail, res Twelfth nr Powell
Hall William, carpenter, res 842 Twenty-ninth
Hall William H, painter S P Co, res 758J Willow
Hall William H, dairyman, res w s Lusk nr Fortieth
Hallahan Alexander, extra driver Engine No 2, res 470 Sixth
Hallahan Andrew, propr Palace Restaurant, 968 Broadway, res
1013 Franklin
HALLAHAN BROS (Thomas and George D) proprietors Califor-
nia Restaurant, 854 Broadway
Hallahan Daniel J, letter carrier, res 856 Harrison
Hallahan Florence, tailor, 954 Broadway, res 856 Harrison
HALLAHAN GEORGE D (Hallahan Bros) res 967 Frank-
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Hallahan Henry J, boxmaker Eagle Box Manufacturing Co, res
529 Third
Hallahan John, laborer, res 529 Third
Hallahan Michael J, painter, res 1809 Grove "*•*
HALLAHAN THOMAS (Hallahan Bros) res 1866 Market
Hallahan Thomas, laborer, res 223 Hannah
Halle H, laborer, res 655 Washington
Halle John, teamster Fisher & Taylor, res NE cor First and
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Hallenbach Ellen, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Hallenbeck L Mrs, res 937 Willow
Hallerhan John, laborer, res 1816 Grove
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Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton (George H Hallett, Pliny Bartlett and
P E Dalton) proprs Contra Costa Laundry Association, laun-
dry cor Fourteenth and Kirkham, office 857 Broadway and
56 Sacramento, S F
Hallett Charles O Capt, commercial traveler, res 1472 Twelfth
Hallett George H (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton) res S F
Hallett John, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Hallett Thomas, master mariner, res 1156 Broadway
Halliday Edward, waiter, res 1054 Broadway
Halliday William, laborer S P Co, res 1416 Fifteenth
Halligan Eliza Mrs, res 712 Third I
Hallihan Mrs, res 712 Third
Hallnan William, finisher City Brass Works, res 473 Fourth
Halloran Annie, domestic, res 1125 Adeline
Halloran Maurice, laborer, res 732 Chester
Halloran Maurice, res 1691 Seventh
Hainan James, harness maker Robert J Beeby, res Alameda
Hainan William, brass finisher, 720 Washington, res 473 Fourth
Haloran M Mrs, dry goods, 1691 Seventh
Haloran Matthew, laborer, res 314 B
Halpin Dennis, gardener, res 569 Twenty-second
Halpin J J, postal telegraph, res 1725 Atlantic
Halpin M Mrs, res 1725 Atlantic
Halpin M J, postal telegraph, res 1725 Atlantic
Halpin M M, laborer, res 1725 Atlantic
Halpin Robert, res 1727 Atlantic
Hajsey Gertrude Miss, res 178 Tenth
Halsey Henry L, salesman, res 1303 Thirteenth ave — ~
Halsey I S, dentist, 869 Washington, res 178 Tenth
Halsey Kate Miss, res 178 Tenth
Halsey Norman, res 178 Tenth
Halsey Wilbur, res 178 Tenth
Halsted & Co, florists, 1312 Myrtle
Halsted Edson O, fireman S P Co, res 1703 Eighth
Halsted Incubator Co, 1312 Myrtle
Halsted James M (Halsted & Co) res 1312 Myrtle
Halsted K K Mrs, res 1312 Myrtle
Ham Charles W, milkman, res East Fourteenth nr Fruit Vale
ave, Fruit Vale
Ham H H Mrs, seamstress Pullman Palace Car Co, res 1409
Tenth
Ham Nellie Miss, seamstress Pullman Palace Car Co, res 1409
Tenth
Hamb Katie Miss, res 1906 San Pablo ave
Hamb William J, driver Hose Co No 2, Oakland Fire Depart-
ment, res 833 Thirtieth
Hambey George, carpenter, res 1739 Filbert
Hambly Annie M Miss, res 572 Jones
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Hambright John J, bookkeeper H Schellhaas, res 1307 Jefferson
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co of Hamburg, Martens &
Meese agts, 459 Ninth
Hamby John, carpenter, 1747 Filbert
Ham by Walter H, railroad employe, res 467 Tenth
Hamel Felicity, teacher, res 1424 Tenth
Hamel Peter, carpenter, res 1424 Tenth
H AMELIN WILLIAM, blacksmith, NW cor Broadway and Third,
res 805 Clay ,
Hamerton E Mrs, res 1249 Center
Hamilton A, clerk Jacob Waerner, res SW cor Thirteenth and
Jefferson
Hamilton A Mrs, res s s Fortieth bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Hamilton A C Miss, res 1267 Fifth ave
Hamilton Anna Mrs, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Hamilton A W, butcher, res 1119 Jefferson
HAMILTON & BROWN (W T Hamilton and Albert Brown)
undertakers, 466 and 468 Thirteenth
Hamilton Clara F Mrs, res 1165 Jackson
HAMILTON & CO (Hugh Hamilton and J C Burdick) pro-
prietors Cape Ann Bakery, cor Eleventh and Clay
Hamilton Ed H, reporter Tribune, res 1271 Jackson
Hamilton E S, clerk, res 1267 Fifth ave =z=—
Hamilton Frank, machinist S P Co, res 1514 Seventh
Hamilton Hall, J C Gilson propr, SE cor Thirteenth and Jeffer-
son
Hamilton Hugh (Hamilton & Co) res 1059 Clay
Hamilton John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Hamilton John C, deputy and tax collector, res 737 Filbert
Hamilton John R, laborer J C Ainsworth, Vernon ave nr Pagoda
Hill
Hamilton Laurentin Mrs, res 1165 Jackson
Hamilton L W Mrs, res 316 Tenth
Hamilton Magdalene Mrs, nurse, res 837 J Brush
Hamilton Maggie Miss, clerk Cape Ann Bakery, res 1059 Clay
Hamilton Napier, carpenter, res 1573 Seventh
Hamilton Nettie Miss, res 1271 Jackson
Hamilton Noble, judge Superior Court, Department 1, res 1271
Jackson
Hamilton Oswald, butcher, San Leandro, res 1573 Seventh
Hamilton Robert, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park nr
Ettie
Hamilton William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Hamilton William B, deputy county recorder, res 1271 Jackson
Hamilton William H H, carpenter S P Co, res 1325 Sixteenth ave
Hamilton William T (Hamilton & Brown) res 466 Thirteenth
Hamiston William, carpenter, res 468 East Eleventh
Hamlin H H, engineer S P Co, res 1067 Twelfth ave
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OAKLAND.
351
Hamlin Walter S Rev, pastor Second Congregational Church,
Chase, res 1704 Eighth
Hamm Nicholas, painter S P Co, res Alta House
Hamm Siegmund, steward steamer Columbia, res 657 Alice
Hammack Charles R, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 730
Myrtle
Hammack George K, laborer, res 730 Myrtle
Hammack Joel D, feeder Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 730
Myrtle
Hammack Sallie A Mrs, res 730 Myrtle
Hammarschmedt August, musician, res 521 Eighteenth
Hammer Addie Miss, milliner Mrs S Silberberg, res 1503 Twelfth
Hammer Cordelia J Mrs, teacher Tompkins School, res 1157
Market
Hammer Ina Miss, teacher Temescal School, res 1157 Market
Hammer John F, merchant, S F, res 1503 Twelfth
Hammer Sam K>, printer, res 1157 Market
Hammersley Alfred S, carpenter, res 1115 East Twenty-fifth
Hammersley Eliza P Mrs, res 1115 East Twenty-fifth
Hammett F M, horse trainer P Pumyea, res 858 Clay
Hammon Albert, cigar maker, 869 Broadway, res 613 Fifteenth
Hammon Harry, mechanic, res 713 Brush _
Hammond Helen Mrs, res 1686 Eighth
Hammond Horace A, engineer S P Co, res 862 Chester
Hammond Ida Miss, res cor Peralta and Lynde
Hammond Mabel Miss, millinery, res 1686 Eighth
Hammond Richard H, clerk Salinger's, res 579 Twentieth
Hammond William A, jeweler, res cor Peralta ave and Lynde
Hampel Alice Miss, res 1120 Sixteenth ave
Hampel Andrew, commercial traveler, res 1271 Twelfth ave
Hampel Annie Miss, dressmaker, 582 East Twelfth, res 1120 Six-
teenth ave
Hampel Conrad F, bakery, 761 East Twelfth -
Hampel C F, blacksmith, 1414 Broadway
Hampel Edward, harness maker Robert J Beeby, res 761 East
» Twelfth
Hampel Frank, salesman, res 1120 Sixteenth ave
Hampel Henry, blacksmith, 801 East Fourteenth, res 1120 Six-
teenth ave
Hampel Mary Miss, res 1120 Sixteenth ave
Hampton G B Mrs, music teacher, res 828 Wood
Hampton J & Co (John and James Hampton) wood and coal,
1600 Telegraph ave
Hampton James (J Hampton & Co) res 1600 Telegraph ave
Hampton John (J Hampton & Co) res 1608 Telegraph ave
Hampton W G, plumber S P Co, res 828 Wood
Hanavan & Baldrig (E M Hanavan and Sarah Baldrig) proprs
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Hanavan Bridget Mrs, res 1559 West
Hanavan E M Mrs (Hanavan & Baldrig) res 1156 Broadway
Hanavan J P, butcher, cor Twenty-second and West,res Broadway
Hanavan Philip (McManus & Hanavan) res 1942 Myrtle
Hancock Charles S, employe S P Co, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Hancock Hall, 377 Twelfth
Hancock Maria Mrs, res 1273 San Pablo ave
Hancock Martha A Mrs, res 1326 Eighth ave
Hancock Susan Mrs, res 1559 Eighth
Hand P Mrs, res 511 Twenty-third
Hand Patrick, hostler, res 1637 Myrtle
Hand P V, laborer, res 513 Twenty-fourth
Handley J E, law student Davis & Hill, res Alameda
Handlos O A, salesman W H Nolan & Co, res 508J Fifteenth
Handy B Mrs, res 1169 West
Handy Bray ton E (Handy, Briggs & Gray, S F) res 1169 West
Handy Helen Miss, teacher Irving Institute, S F, res Blake House
Handy J B, whitewashes res 2011 Chestnut
Handv Lucien H, bookkeeper Handy, Briggs & Gray, S F, res
1169 West
Hanekamp Anna Miss, res 914 East Twenty-fourth
Hanford James M, paymaster S P Co, res 1205 Peralta
Hanford Mae Miss, res 1205 Peralta
Hanford W T, draughtsman, res 1220 Cypress
Hang Gustave A, machinist, res 1405 Eighteenth
Hang Louise, servant girl, 1212 Clay
Hanifln Alice Miss, res 1403 Grove
Hanifin Eliza Miss, res 1403 Grove
H AN I Fl N J J, chairman Board of Supervisors and liquor dealer,
SW cor Broadway and Seventh, and propr Hanifin's
Billiard Parlors, Fourteenth bet Broadway and Washington,
res 1403 Grove
Hanifin Nonie Mrs, res 571 Tenth
Hanifin's Billiard Parlors, J J Hanifin propr, Fourteenth bet
Broadway and Washington
Hanily Katie W, domestic, 1404 Harrison
Hanipel Louise Miss, dressmaker J F Wood
Hanks John G, detective, res 962 Clay
HANKS L MISS, lodging house, 461J Fourth, res same
Hanks L J, telegraph operator S P Co, res 313 Ninth
Hanlan William, employe brass works, res 473 Fourth
Hanley Ida Mrs, res 2102 Telegraph ave
Hanley James, clerk M Hanley, res 1507 Seventh
Hanley James, dry goods, 584 East Twelfth, res 579 East Twelfth
Hanley Julia, res cor Howard and Howe off Piedmont ave
Hanley Martin, res 1507 Seventh
Hanley Mary Miss, warping department California Cotton Mills,
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Hanley Mary A Miss, bookkeeper M Hanley, res 1507 Seventh
Han ley Michael, grocer, 1507 Seventh
Hanley M J, clerk Camilloni & Co, res 577 Twenty-second
Hanley Sarah, finisher California Hosiery Co, res 1082 Fourteenth
ave
Hanley William J, letter carrier, res 1082 Fourteenth ave
Hanlon Andrew, blacksmith, res 812 Wood
Hanlon John Jr, lineman Sunset Telephone Telegraph Co, res 812
Wood
Hanlon Margaret Mrs, res 812 Wood
Hanlon Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 812 Wood
Hanly Kate W, domestic, 567 Eleventh
Hanly Margaret Miss, domestic, res 2121 East Fourteenth
Hanly Patrick, shoemaker, S F, res 783 Castro
Hanly Thomas, saloon, 1323 Fourteenth
Hanna Cecil L, traveling agt U P R R, S F, res 1510 Market
Hanna Florence M Miss, teacher languages, res 1146 Adeline
Hanna Howard W, insurance agt, S F, res 1146 Adeline
HANNA JAMES L postmaster, Fourteenth bet Washington and
Broadway, res 1146 Adeline
Hanna John, engineer S P Co, res 1462 Thirteenth
Hanna Katie, flannel department Cal Hosiery Co, res Alameda
Hanna Kate Mrs, res 1129 Myrtle
Hanna R M, employe J Lusk Canning Co, res w s Claremont ave
nr Telegraph ave
Hanna William, laborer, res 615 East Sixteenth
Hannaford Edwin T, miller Golden Gate Mills, res 909 Alice
Hannan Bridget, domestic, res 770 Tenth
Hannan Charles, bookkeeper Greenhood & Moran, res 658 Ade-
line
Hannan James J, paper hanger, res 718 Eleventh
Hannan John, carpenter, res 658 Adeline
Hannan John, fireman, res 1462 Thirteenth
Hannan J H, res 1 105 Thirteenth ave
Hannan Mary, domestic, 1300 Madison
Hannavan J P, grocer, 1559 West, res 1156 Broadway
Hannibal Lucy D Miss, music teacher, res 864 Campbell
Hannigan John, boiler maker, res 136 Hannah
Hanniman — , res 1803 Seventh
Hannon Michael, laborer, res 127 Hannah
HANRAHAN LIZZIE MRS, groceries, 229 Third
Hanrecks Dora, domestic, 1372 Harrison
Hans George J, bookkeeper Brooklyn Brewery, res 871 East
Fourteenth
Hansan Henry D, teamster, res cor First and Franklin
Hansan Mary, cook William C B De Fremery, Prospect ave
Hansen A D Miss, res cor East Fourteenth and Twentieth ave
Hansen August, clerk Eiben & Nor, res 941 Peralta
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Hansen Carl, photographer, res 1003 Twenty -second
Hansen Catharina M Miss, servant, 1054 Tenth
Hansen Charles, watchman steamer Oakland, res 372 First
Hansen Christ, dairyman, res e s Claremont ave nr Telegraph ave
Hansen Edward, driver Oakland Brewery, res cor Twenty-first
and Broadway
Hansen Ferdinand, painter, res Shuey Lane, Fruit Vale
Hansen George M, painter, res 463 B
Hansen Hannah, domestic, 1322 Adeline
Hansen Henry, teamster Fisher & Taylor, res cor First and Frank-
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HH * j Hansen H L, carpenter S P Co, res 1009 Campbell
Hansen I C, painter S P Co, res 1207 Adeline
Hansen J, painter Michigan Furniture Co, res 403 B
Hansen John, gardener, res Overland House
Hansen John, seaman, res 125 Ettie
Hansen J Theodore, res 1702 Thirteenth ave
Hansen J Theodore D, saloon, 380 Tenth, res 374 Tenth
Hansen Karl J, watchman, res 372 First
Hansen Kate Miss, domestic, res 1054 Tenth
Hansen Katie Miss, domestic, 664 Twelfth
Hansen Martin, deck hand steamer Oakland, res 3 Maple
Hansen Peter, teamster, res 831 Franklin
Hansen Peter R, tailor, res 1061 East Fifteenth
Hansen Robert, laborer S P Co, res 1700 Eighth
Hansen Samuel E D, teamster Oakland Brewery, res 1551 J
Broadway
Hansen Theodore, res 1702 East Twenty-fourth
Hansen's Hall, SW cor Goss and Wood
Hanson Andrew, gardener, 1545 Webster
Hanson Andrew, watchman S P Co, res 115 Hanna
Hanson Benjamin, deck hand steamer Oakland, res 1259 Campbell
Hanson Clarence D, carpenter, res 714 Tenth
Hanson Dora Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Hanson E H, ship Camdelosy, res 1317 Sixteenth ave
Hanson Ellen Mrs, groceries, 1252 Cypress
Hanson Frederick H, salesman M J Keller, res Grand Central
Hotel
Hanson J C, sea captain, res 1061 Willow
Hanson James W, traveling agt, res 1359 Thirteenth ave
Hanson Laurence, laborer, res 1252 Cypress
Hanson Major, glass blower, bds 1004 Third
Hanson Nora, domestic, 958 Fourteenth
Hanson Robert, laborer S P Co, res 1700 Eighth
Hanson Sarah W Miss, res 1214 East Twelfth
Hanson Sophie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Hanson T N, saloon, 455 Eighth, res 711 Brush
Hanson William, employe S P Co, res 1616 Taylor
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Hantz Gundal, res 826 Lydia
Hanush Joseph, harness maker Robert J Beeby, res 214 Harlan
Hanzo Auguste, cook, res 867 Cedar
Happ Alfred, res 809 East Sixteenth
Happ Daniel J, res 809 East Sixteenth
Happ Simon, contractor, res 698 Twenty-sixth
Haralson Carrie D Miss, res 63 Valley
Haralson Nettie L Miss, res 63 Valley
Haralson W D Mrs, res 63 Valley
Harbert John W, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, S F, res 1456 Linden
Harbinson George W, painter, res 1707 Lincoln
Harden Eliza C Mrs, res 941 Union
Harden Frank B, newspaper agt, res 943 Union
Hardenberg Charles P, news stand, Brooklyn Station, res 613
East Twelfth
Hardesty E P, cattle raiser, res 626 East Fourteenth
Hardesty P F; carpenter, Oakland Trotting Park
Hardie Emma Miss, res 918 Poplar
Hardie Louis W, res 918 Poplar
Harding August Sr, chemist, res 416 Tenth
Harding F, propr Brooklyn House, res 1103 East Twelfth
Harding Franz, bartender, res 653 Broadway
Harding James W, attv-at-law, res 952 Kirkham
Harding J G (Harding, Brann & Prior, S F) res 768 Twelfth
Harding J Herbert, bookkeeper, res 768 Twelfth
Harding John, gardener, res 653 Washington
Harding Joseph, laborer Brooklyn Tannery, res Brooklyn Ho-
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Harding Mary Miss, res 416 Tenth
Harding R T, lawyer, res 416 Tenth
Harding T E Mrs, bds 1213 Jefferson
Harding Theresa, domestic, res SE cor Second and Broadway
Hardman James H, clerk Geo R Read, res 219 Tenth
Hardman John, shipwright, res 883 Bay
Hard wick Daisy Miss, res 1470 Twelfth
Hardwick Edward N, master mariner, res 1470 Twelfth
Hardwick E P, master mariner, res 1470 Twelfth
Hardwick Fred, tailor, res 1408 Tenth
Hardwick H, tailor M J Keller, res cor Seventh and Franklin
Hardy Charles G, salesman W B Hardy, res 1383 Franklin
Hardy D Mrs, res 1684 J Eighth
Hardy Emma N Miss, compositor Pacific Press, res 1363 Brush
Hardy Frank D, bookkeeper Alex Mackey, res 570 East Eight-
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Hardy Harry D (F J Edwards & Co), res 1684 J Eighth
Hardy Joseph, barber W H Stewart
Hardy J S, bookkeeper, res 1383 Franklin
Hard}^ Lowell J, capitalist, res 715 Market
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Hardy W Frank, clerk W B Hardy, res 1383 Franklin
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Hare George, machinist Palmer & Rey, S F, res 1719 Lincoln
Hare Jane, res 276 East Fourteenth
Hare S J Mrs, res Golden Eagle Hotel
Haren Michael, clerk J J O'Brien, res 1024 Willow
Harford Andrew J, horseshoer Hugh Frazer, res 1014 Webster
Harfst Herman, groceries, 1932 Broadway
Harft Richard, clerk L E Chartrand, res cor First and Broadway
Hargadon Nora Miss, domestic, 923 Linden
Hargan John, fireman S P Co, res 1687 Seventh
Haring D M, res cor Eleventh and Folsom
Harjes H Mrs, res 862 Chester
Harjes William, clerk, S F, res 862 Chester
Harkin Sarah Mrs, res 527 East Eleventh
Harkins Daniel H, pipemaker O C Kirk, res 1422 Sixth ave
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Harkinson Bessie Miss, res 1951 Grove
Harkinson Charles, capitalist, res 1951 Grove
Harkinson Daniel, clerk 0 C Coiner, res 1951 Grove
Harkness Fergus M, photographer, res 556 East Twelfth
Harland Arthur (Owens & Harland) res 564 Twenty-second ^.
Harland Charles, piano tuner, res 1611 Thirteenth ave
Parley John, laborer S P Co, res 721 Andre
Harlon Lucy Mrs, res 855 Washington
Harlow Charles A, salesman Agard & Co, res 415 Durant
Harlow Edward W, tackmaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res
1224 Franklin
Harlow Frank, laborer, res Vernon ave nr College ave
Harlow Lucy I Miss, res 953 Clay
Harlow Robert, laborer, res Vernon ave nr College ave
Harlow Wilbur B, clerk, res Vernon ave nr College ave
Harlow William S, under sheriff, res 953 Clay
Harman James, carpenter, res 2120 Union
Harmon A K P, capitalist and pres Consolidated. Imperial Min-
ing Co, S F, res 1568 Webster
HARMON A K P JR( Harmon & Sears) res cor East Fourteenth
and Park, Fruit Vale
Harmon E E Mrs, housekeeper Oriental House
Harmon M E, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
HARMON R> physician and surgeon, 969 Broadway, room 63
HARMON & SEARS (AK P Harmon Jr and H B Sears Jr) gen-
eral agents collection and insurance, 472 Tenth
Harmon William H, with C A King, res 578 Sixteenth
Harnett Benjamin J, purser steamer New York, res 1316 Seventh
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Harney James, peddler, 552 Broadway, res 720 Chestnut
Harney James T, produce merchant, res 516 Forty-fifth
Harney Mary Miss, res 1770 Division
Harney Michael, laborer, 720 Chestnut
Harney William J, dealer in fruit and produce, res ss Forty-fifth
nr Telegraph ave
Harper Fred, boiler maker Oakland Boiler Works, res NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Myrtle
Harper H Mrs, res 574 Thirty-fourth
Harper Joseph, propr Harper's Exchange, cor Telegraph ave and
Thirty-ninth
HARPERS EXCHANGE, Miss K H Volger proprietor, SW cor
Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Harraher Mary Mrs, res 1319 Twelfth
Harrell Alfred Mrs, res 118 Eleventh
Harrell L A Mrs, res 118 Eleventh
Harries W H, banker, S F, res 1361 Jackson
Harrigan Daniel, shoemaker, res 1605 Myrtle
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Harrigan John, engineer S P Co, res 1687 Seventh
Harrigan John, roller Pacific Iron & Nail Works, res 1007 Third
Harring Carrie Mrs, res 821 Market
Harring Lenhart, fruit dealer, res 562 Fourth
Harrington Mrs, res 807 Isabella
Harrington Annie L Miss, res 755 Market
Harrington Charles, driver Taylor & Lohse, res 576 Twentieth
Harrington Charles F, painter, res 1012 Webster
Harrington Charles H, cigar maker, res 1012 Webster
Harrington Charles J, butcher, res 755 Market
Harrington C W, physician, res Tubbs Hotel
Harrington Daniel H, fireman S P Co, res 755 Market
Harrington George, capitalist, res 328 East Fourteenth
Harrington John F, butcher, 755 Market
Harrington John H, res 957 Campbell
Harrington Julia Mrs, res 722 Linden
Harrington Mary Miss, domestic, res 807 Isabella
Harrington Mary A Miss, saleslady Taft & Pennoyer, res 1012
Webster
Harrington Michael, laborer, res 655 Linden
Harrington Phineas, res 1936 Linden
Harrington Thomas, clerk Contra Costa Water Co, res 807
Isabella
Harrington Thomas F, bookkeeper Fisher & Taylor, res cor First
and Franklin
Harrington Timothy, laborer, res 755 Market
Harrington Timothy, laborer, res 1763 Seventh
Harrington Walter S (Warford & Harrington) res San Pablo
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Harrington William, carpenter, res 413 Ninth
Harrington William H, harness maker, S F, res 1873 William
Harris A C, professor mathematics California Military Academy
Harris A H Mrs, res 1164 Peralta
Harris Alfred, barber, res 313 Sixth
Harris Ann Mrs, res 1132 Adeline
Harris & Baker (Henry Harris and T A Baker) proprs Santa
Rosa Wine Store, 7 and 9 City Market
Harris & Beel (J L Harris and M S Beel) clothing, 909 and 911
and 1109 Broadway
Harris Ben, res 690 East Thirty-second
Harris Bessie Miss, compositor, S F, res 1319 Tenth
Harris E A, insurance agt, 1766 Division
Harris Edith Miss, res 1319 Tenth
Harris Edwin Mrs, res 829 Oak
Harris Edwin F, clerk Montague & Co, S F, res 829 Oak
Harris Frank, canvasser, res 520 Third
Harris Frank, horse trainer, res SE cor Harrison and Twelfth
Harris George, agt Dewing & Co, res 715 Jefferson
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